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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13

PARTICULARLY
t,1sis.4 -. si5i.issp- ss:sI,. sal, RheuG.
's...>,t.s3t. f''sri,nmcies, Bolts a"a piles.
! ls,,;l r;ts> 4" say Of this. OF OF an, ltlaeI
s'',ri'r. Il t. The ,rt5 hest rcmc, known
~. ,!%af, e ~. ~ proye it, 1t Is now
& r - r..d d.. ! f ratrf,iug to the l'rnrrieto,
/. q, ttt.t tiiut while lie deinre, t, the
Uriic ihd' ii;- is a most wonderful md effective
cciii, ioI lun"r- a. stated aho,e he ha,
|'s;:,inut pr ] ~ hand to sustain III statement
t"!- - tc;. rtt- EIhr iIrN"H bo,.r"N has beer.
.-~!.ut:.-.tu5,d md "a and ever, year has
wasted IA, value pi it, reputation. aud the
,.3!'ut. : IL sales Ia Nrw llanrshrp where il
.fi@it lr'i 10 rrHir!, t"I huni"r, /, .n highly
T,s'' Ara n'rrrf physician row AI'i rim, .Stng
7,.. ~, .. 1fa@t ~: n Nr& llauli,sE -. f,tffcf
,-,', '.'tN"rn Htt! tl >i\t> +:tip- 81 IL during
'i.->t...t. T.: !-,,i-. aud used il ii hts rfac
~. Ii. hi uci,"ricfr.l u tar he hoaI.it7i
sEv}" eNn> .'@ti";.rd 'thrI lhy sirian. ha.,
'urr .S5'i It. aIal 4,rd 1t in practice with
-t,a, ,,'..".r A;.ci lie Proprietor lived il, New
ilensl.,itc. Il i>t,,an Ecntrc b. he spare Of
his.' "' i''t, ,jir> ai'nm'i. and ia }inlrhr>ter
purtIruiarl>. the IT, VAR IucFnk was " ell kunw!
and tnglts valued tor the numerous and wonder
fui which il elected. Though manufactured
IN large Quantities the Supply was freuucutt.
exhausted ard purchasers. had to wait tor more
. be 'a'te la that region very aoyc ere cases
Of Fry -it"la- we're treated with ii and they were
cured tfysii,rds sores. OF carbuucIes those ugly
paIn'ui .!~cr>. entirely removed wherever
this medicine wa> faithfully used So ii was with
scr"uia Hnh salt itheum. The IIumuR Docroa
rurc.t 'hrtn
FL ''r -ake Of showing what is thought of IL
few '"-t'in"nIals are here inserted:
Wilton Gale, ESQ, Boston,
t-r~'s r'.fs hat tros s1sIy afflicted ,r1th Bo,s
%, "" y''rs. s','qig ue's,i,es upon my limbs and
qth5 i-s,. ",y b.siy The sussf,,ds p,bfeh s,,drsd
f'''n .hrr ti' ndescrrtab!e. Suffice Il 10 say thai
fat ti@s i'd srrsT' If the most popular hnnor rene
IN quest 'tt,indte friend uds Yf,c,G
70 t'g =" J " fos,,nTs H4niO1 Doctor and am -erb
harry esf that all Tly BoILs removed ana paS
'ta gss restored BY stn0 Dr. Folons aforesaid med.
'c'"s MILTON GALE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13
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ROBINsON.-On Monday August the 10th inst. II
this city Carrie, daughter of Frederick and AM
Maria Robinson, aged months
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13
Grant.
Seu37louT.
From the Now York Trihnn

Total. :...1s4 Total. ....... 81
Recapitulatien-Grant, 1874 Seymour, rs /;
doubtful, IS not voting, 81; total, 315.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13
&enu1oRlr.
Comments bu tie Tribune.

TOTAL III Yves
Seymour's msj'y.. As
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13
6 ~ INVALUABLE MEDICINE
!h.,o pmr;tpu;;nm IF The Diced !
= I'LL l tlilJlilg ii lllU li''ujl
J. W. PoLANDss
aL0R DOCTOR.

Fo4".E1 7oMedy For all Kinds Of Humors,
PARTICULARLY
Z = = f.zi.ss. sHiitse- ssasI,. SAILS Eh~un.
'&....>,fs5}.t. G'mg'pumcies. EsoiF~ a.,a plies
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-13

~ h. BROWN & Co.. Manufacturers.
Va Our Skeins are the heaviest and best Of
cred to ne trade. Sedd tor illustrated catalogue,
King sbUzY st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
FOREIGN, News.

M more disasters have been reported,
though the recent storm was quite severe on,
the Eoglish coast. :,
One of the gates of Cork IVES undermined,
and on Monday night blown VI. AT the same
time. all the telegraph wires were. cut; Inc
prompt action OF the police pEeVeateo luF,neI
demonstrations. Telegraphlc COMMUNICATION
has Lecn restored. Two brothers, David and
John Barry, bave been arrested on l'e enatSo
IT robbine one OF the kunshops recently OF IA
larye quantity OF powder. A mannamei titz
n,trick was also arrested, and it is. thought lie
had s,mething 10 do with the explosion Mon
| d,y nirbt. The police found a bottle Ut pkio5'
nhorus or Greek fire in his ocket.
The last dispatches from Abyssln!a represent
the prospects Of the expedition as favorable.
The army was we'll supplied, and the advances
under Gen. Napier had reached the neighbour
hood Of Antolo. .sa.:,
The citv of Lille, in. France, held a special
election yesterday tor a member OF the Corps
Leeislatif, in which the Government candidate
! was successful. :,
fSGen. Garibaidi has written an eloquent and
Aoihnsissfic letter 10 Admiral Farragut4f t lie
c,pgratuIa,cs The q. s. in encourage ing blythe
r,se,,ce of an American feat, The national as
r%Ssations OF Italy.
II is reported that The Italian ~linabce MIN
is,er will place. 44o, 900, 600 lire OF the Italian
loan t., be negotiated in the L,ndon market.
The DEBATE in the French Corps L'glsl"tlt
On. the bill for the regulation OF :he press was
continued yesterday. Minister Rouher made
a long speech, in which he urged upon the
members the passage Of the p~roposed law
He was willing to oppose the liberal tendencies,
but the Empire and people alike emand some
restraint to be imposed upon the press: -Four
millions Of those who had voted for the con
s~titution were gone, but the four million, their
successors, reserved the same guarantees. Enc
claus, of the bill to abolish a preliminary IL
censc to publish, was adopted by an almost
unanimous vote. .=.,1. (,
It is reported that Pope Plus Ninth is will
ing to resume negotiations tor a revision or the
concordat in Austria. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

REMARKs.-The market was very qniot, the
weather having an unfavorable OBJECT upon all
business. In Flour We have no change to note
and very few transactions are reported. Wheat
is very dull, and prices are without change
Corn is in fair request, with some speculative
demand, and we note sales of $500 bushels on
'Chango at l08 for new white and mixed, and
1l3all4 for ~yellow-oA Change We heard Of q
sale Of white at l03. Rye is in fair request,
with sales at SO. Sales Of Oats ut II. Dressed
Poultry in active demand, but limited supply,
and Turkies are selling at 25a26c per 10. Dress
cd Hogs in fair supply and demand. Butter in
fair demand for good. which is selling at 40a45c
for roll. Seeds in fair request. but the demand
is just now less active. @
The Baltimore Flour and Grain market was
steady Yesterday, but without material change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
NEWS or THE DAK
s.s77bshop M&euey age and body Of the Times.

A negro riot occurred at Savannah, Georgia,
j esterday, which tasked all the efforts of the
police to quell. The blacks drew pistols on the
police, and 10 the struggle that ensued5 once OF
the Lieutenants. was shotsinstwo 10 placesssanotherI
knocked off his horse with brick bat. Several
policemen, and four or five blacks were wound
ed slightly, but no person! was kllesd. lhe
rlng-leaders were captured, but there was much
excitement among the, blacks last evening.
4 AtfMobile,iwher the vote on the Alabama
Constitution is being taken, the Commanding
officer finding .lhatsthe Radical Registers were
refusing Incorporation the light to challenge
votes, directed the Chief ofsPolice. to notify
both the Registers and jtheqjudges OF elections
that the rightto challenge must be respected,
and that twoClerks appointed by the Demo
cratic party must, be admitted within each poll
Ing place. r;Esd liz yreg G@@
Itissannounced that the iron mills in Potts
vile, Intend. to to resume resunle work this week, The
operatives. have con to the conclusion to &C
to work at a reduction Of twenty per cent. on
their former wages. The carriage makers OF
Portland, Maine, who have been on a strike
for the last few days on account OF thesreduc,
ton of their twentyGp per cent, have gone
to work at the reduced rate. -
Mi. Thad. Stevens has pre- ented a resolu
tionl (tot which was attached a memorial from
the corporation of Wilmington, n. G., setting
forth the purposes, instruc1ng the 1commlttce
on appropriations of the House; Of Representa-
tivessto bring in, a bill. directing the freedmen
bureau to, advance to said city SIS, 600 on secu
rity being given to repay said sum in one year
The NJ Manchester England Guardian men
tions the deathEto Of the Rev. DR.. Hannah, thf
well knownsaW Wesleyan minister, in the 76tf
year of his age Dr.. Hannah was frequently
called to preside overt the Wesleyan.conterenct
in England, and manyryears since was de!ega
ted to representa- the nglishiconference in thu
American general conference s-s.ala
The election to ratify' or;S5trejiesct the Radica
Constitution of Alabama=commenced yes'er
day. At Montgomery, the capital of thu
STATE, 'ofsthe 1881 votespolled two only were
by white men-alI: the rest were polled BY
blacks. !@Ef42 $50. h4Ga Tal@soQ =,.I u3a-
49, Anothersiof the delegates Of the Georgis
Convention, now sitting at. Atlanta, has beer
badly. beaten,n a pot house row.
1t is said that Mr.! Stanton has fnally;deci
ded that he will not resignthe Office Of Score
taaryy Of War. - ~ -. ~, 49, '*'~ ""' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

A BIT OF H1sroRy.-The Montgomery Al:

A BIT OF H1sroRy.-The Montgomery Al.
,~vertiser has the following:
On page l46 of the journal Of the Ala
bama convention of 1861, then in secret SEES
sion, is found the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. 1861.
To Colonel W. Fl Chase, Pensacola
Yours received. We think 70 ASSAULT should
be made. Tho possession ot-,he fort is not
worth Que drop Of blood to lis. Measures pend
ing unite us in this opinion. BLOoDsHED NAY
BE FATAL TO OUR CAUsE
- Signed by Senators, Mallory, Yulec, Slideil,
Benjamin, Clay, Wigiall, Fitzpatrick and Davis
The small caps are, oar w;.
The dispatch, it seems, was ST Mt 10 answer 20
Fort Pi:kcn,, near Pensacola
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

: In the2habeas corpus case, In Richmond, be-
lore Judge. Underwood, on Monday, Genera
Wells, representing District Attorney Chandler;
concluded his response to Judge Ould. He
was followed and replied to bysMarmaduke
johnson, ia a brilliant and irresistible argu.
ment, at the conclusion, Of. which, Judge I'm,
derwood postponed the further. consideration
Of the case till next Monday a.}lHo
Yesterday, the Court Of Appeals, at Rich:
mond, 10 the case Of. a man sentenced to be
hung, reversed the decision ofthe lower court,
on the ground that the prisoner'ha not been
indicted bya grand Jury. a4 - - H2@ :.
. Messrs. W. D: !Caben s. Co, propose .estab?
fishing "a cooperative real estate and nercan.
tile company at Montreal, 'onthe Orange and
Alexandria railroad, -in2the county. Of Nelson.
A telegram received yesterday ANNOUNCED
the. arrival Of the oyster feet at Norfolk after
a most satisfactory trial trip. The steamers
will be accepted by the State. 5gaa Z XIII" ="
4i@ A company TO run a line, of steamers between
Norfolk, New Odeans, and Venezuela, with
capital of two million dollars, was chartered
yesterday. 8 t-soitas4;a ~ @3taE ltta j.. ~
Yesterday Judge Underwood granted an in.
junction to stop thessale, of the fixtures Of Col
by distillery, ~ Manchester, near Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

MRS. WINsLow's SOoTgING SYRUP, fg
CHILDREN TEETHING, greatly facilitates The
process Of teethins by softenlng the gums. re-.
ducing all inhammation-will allay all pain
and spasmodic action, and is sure to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourselves, and relief and health 70
your infants. We have put up and sold tM:
article for years, and can say in confidence III:
truth CT it what we have never been able to IS!
of any other medicino-neVer has it failed in.
single instance 20 effect a cure, when time;
used. Never did we know an instance Of 6i.
satisfaction by any one who used 1t. On t.:
contrary, all are delighted with disappearing,
and speak in terms ofcommendatlon ct 1t; mei.
ical effects and medical virtues. We spesE4
this matter what we do know" after yesF:&
experience, and pledge our reputation for !'
fulflment Of what VIC here declare. In slIaJi
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion. relief WI! be f0ua1
in Is or 20 minutes after the syrup i5 adm!ajY
tered. Full directions for using accompsh?
each bottle.
b. sure and call for Mrs. Winslow's Scott.
ing Syrup" having the fac-simile of Curtis &
Perkins on the outside wrapper. all oth@;
are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cts. per bottle.
Ofices-2l5, Fulton street, New York,
POS, High Holborn. London, Eng:
AL, St. Paul ST., Montreal, Canada,
au 26-eo6m
A CoUau, COLD, OK a SORE THROAT,
REQUIRES immediate attention, and SHOULD q:
checked.
If allowed to continue.
Irritation Of the Lungs, a permanent IhF0&
Disease, or Consumption is often the result,
BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
having q direct influence to the parts, give ia.
mediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cs'
tarrh, Congumptive and Throat Disease!
Troches are used with always good success.
clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troch9I
and do not take any Of the worthless Imitation;
that may be offered. Sold everywhere.
oct 24-eo4m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
The ALBEMARLE GHosT.-The Scottsville
Reqister of the lst says:

The ALBEMARLE GHosT The Scottsville
Register of the lst says:
Sometime back we gave a detailed account
10 the Register of what the Ghost" had been
doing up to a certain date. Some of our ex-
changes and some of our readers look upon the
whole affair as a miserable hoax but we can
assure them they are mistaken. We have
taken particular pains to give an unyarnished
history of the movements Of "the Ghost
Gentleman of integrity, and gentlemen Of as
much intelligence and bravery as. 'Old Hick-
DRY, y have, night after night, for months made
unsuco efforts to kill or detect the rarty,
or parties that annoy the family of Mr.. Moon
by throwing lights on and through the house
throwing rocks on the house, and at the guard
getting on the roof and rapping, and knock
ing out glass-sometimes entering the house
with false keys, &c., &c. For sometime past
he has failed to throw his light about the
premises. Wethink 1t more than probable
that:he has broken his magic ~lantero. He has
not, however, failed, for the past two weeks, to
appear in some shape almost every night. Mr..
Moon is now on a professional trip South, and
since he left, Mr.. "Ghost," cuts up more
capers than usual, he raps against the house,
gets on the roof, Ia story and half high, and
when the guard approach him, he, like the
lrlshman's flea, lis not there"
AIR LINE RAILROAD BETWEEN WASHING
TON AND New YoRK.-In the House, Mr..
Kelsey. of New York, has reintroduced the
bill passed by that body during the first session
Of the Thirty-Ninth Congress, authorizing the
construction of a railroad between New York
and Washington for postal and military pur-
poses. The names of the old corporyators are
strleken1out and the following substituted
Simon Cameron, Thomas A. Scott, John
McManus, D.. K. Jackman, w. McEvoy, Jas.
Duffy, James Andrews, William B, Wiley,
J ames D. Cameron, and j. Edgar Thompson,
of the State Of Pennsylvania VIM. r. Wal
tiers, Of the State Of Maryland bingham H.
Nichols E. NJ. Walden, Richard Francho',
and Erastus Corning, Of New York G. M.
Dodge, of Iowa; James c. Kennedy, and
Charles A. Sherman, Of Washington, D. c."
Another '%'scene"' occurred in the Convention
yesterday. Two members havingquarrelled in
a debate, started out of the hall for a fight, but
the sergeant-at-arms put a stop to it by closing
the doors,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

THE new style Of imported sets of peaIs.
garne!s, f%uchsia5 brilliant ami jet :9:s just r.,
~ Store, 438, Pennsylvania avenue, three door:
from 4l street, Washington, d.. C., are excel,
ingly beautiful in design, AMI are well WORTH
the attention Of ladies Of taste. ar. Prigg h..
also an extensive assortment Of plated forks sSi
spoons, that should be seen by persons contca.
plating housekeeping. the price! Of thee a..
Iicles are so extremely low, an the good: them.
selves ere so desirable, that it give: Us p!eusg,.
specially to direct them to the attention Of Oh,
readers. -.. jan lit!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER BEFORE
OFFERED IN his CITY.
S. DEALHAM,
lO6, King street, is selling off his immcn.c stock
of Overcoats, Beaver Suits and Cape: 81 cost.
dec 23-2sWtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

The Governor Of West VirginiaIst states in his
message to the Legislature: that the, Commits
siiop,e,rr Of immigration has secured a consider
able number of immigrants from Europe, who,
through the instrumentalitie tina he has been
able, to bring into requisition, had fixed upon
West Virginia as their destination before leaV-
ing their homes in the Old world, and that he
haslaid the foundation for securing a fair share
Of foreign immigration for the future, if the
Legislature will. but second his efforts TO. that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

Destructive fires occurred Yesterday, al
Louisville, Ky, and Knoxville, Tenn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

Another '%scene"' occurred in the Convention
yesterday. Two members having quarrelIed in
"a debate, started out of the hall for a fight, but
the sergeant-at-arms put a stop to it by closing
the doors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

sAsmost otour readers, especially those in
the country, wiltnot have az opportunity tof
seeing OF hearing Mr.. Dickens; we copy in
another column an account, Of his personal APP
pearapce, his manner, and the accessories Of
his Readings He is as. successful in Wash
ington,z as. he has been. elsewhere-and if the
run offavor continues, he will make one Of che
most successful adventure" in this country
. ever made bypoet, player, artist,9ror author.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

SPECIAL NoT1cE.-Have on hand a lscy.
stock Of Ladies', Misses, and Children's Do..
bic Sole Dressed Boots, Lasting Kid and Turk.
ish Morocco, which We are selling at greatly
reduced prices.
jan 9 w. Is. WADDEI, Il, King q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

GOLD.
NEW YORK, February 5.-Gold to-day 14la.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

This is aihard winter not onIysEupon the
i yse,y,lSo5or but even upon. those Of moderate
means, whoihaye,in the best of times to.econ-
,omize in order to support themselves, and
keep, out Of debt. Happy the workman, nov
who has nseantEemployme nt within doors, and
steady wages, ssu.Ri aentto keep him comforta,
bic. When he ooksaaround him,} and sees
the thousands who would be glad to labor only
for:food, clothing and shelter, heoshould be
thankful to1'the Almighty Aim ,t for s3HhS mercies
yoncbsaied to him. ea:9.{sy Eac31 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

To FARMERS \ PLANTE"s - he sub 60;
bers offer for sale, in io:s TO suit p~urchs>e,,
2DO3 Tons "F DOUBLE REFINED FouDRETr''
Of the Lodi Manufacturing Co, Ina lie f om II.
night soil, bic OF, offat and dead animals of N w.
York city, for which the Company have e,I''
sive contract. irict only
INVENT FIVE DOLLARS PER TO-,
F1eight and charges from New 70 k aa
Warranted by the Company to he ea1.i
weight for weight to any high priced sufi 4
phosphate in market. The result, On Cpp<~,'
Cotton, Tobacco and Grain have been a.toni%~'
ing the past season. 1t natures the crop r,o n,
ten days to two weeks earlier, and double: W.
crop. Pamphlet, with certificates Of iundr%G''
Of we'll known planners and farmers, snd eya.c
information, sent free to any one applying l..
letter or other wise to
HooE y WEDOERBURN, Alexx. Y.
or to the Lodi Manpfg. Co, New Yo,z
i'm M.-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
GARDEN SEEDSl . .
VI GARDEN SEEDS!
GhpDFN SFEDCj I'D.

GARDEN SEEDsl ...
" GARDEN SEEDS!
GARDEN SEEDS
[ make a speciality of Garden Seeds, and my
stock this year will be large, varied and com.
plete, with Foreign Seeds Of my own importa-
ton. and from the most reliable Heedmen OF
England and France, and American Seeds,
from the most experienced SeeIsmen Of this
country. All Of which I warrant fresh and
genuine. .....
@S~ Fruit and Ornamental Trees furnished
to order.
Seed, Orchard, Herd and Kentucky Blue
Grass, Sc ind daring the season receive large
supplies, which | will sell at the lowest daily
quotations.
re- 100 bushels prime Western and Penn
sylyania Glover Seed in store
a" HERBERT BRYANT,
feb 5-tf No Is, King street.
Z FERTILIZERSl -
FERTILIZERS!
This branch Of business receives my special
attention and care. My facilities will enable
me to offer to my customers q pure article of
BONE DUST,
Which [ can recommend with confidence.
A. AGENT FOR THE
Patspsco Co.'S Ammoniated Soluble Phos-
phate. ..
Adurr Co.'S Super Phosphate OF Lime.
HAVE ALSO FOR SALE
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Wann's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Soluble Pacific Guano.
No. | Peruvian Guanc and other Standard
Fertilizers. HERBERT BRYANT,
No: IS, King st., bit. Water and Union.
feb 6-tf "
DRIED FRUITS, Peeled and Unpeeled
IL Peaches, Peeled Pears, and Pitted Cherries
received to-day and for sale by
feb s. l"* J. C. MILBUkN.
TOMATO CATSUPs, Worcestershire Sauce,
J. Vermacilli, Maccaroai, Rice Flour, Corn
Starch, Flavoring Extracts, Raisins and Cur
rants, Fishers Mince Meat, &c, for sale by =
feb f.. j.. O.. MLLBURN.
MO. IRYE FLOUR, in store and for sale by
IN a#sgEs rGWIN, BECKHAM & CO.,
/ feb s. a~.. SO, King street.
WANTED-2 sets Platform Scales. Apply
W to HENRY COOK, SO, King st. dec 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
GHT Y H K NJ 8 /.
EHILBLAIN LINIMENT,
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
FROSTED FEpT

FROSTED FEHT.
- Although 50 recently introduced, hundrsa.
can 1esti = to is sovereign virtue. MANY, bee..ss
old and young, suff.r all winter with this wa w.
melting complaint TO such a cure ia quar-,
teed BY the use Of this I.iniment as dlrecta5S
Price twenty five cents q bottle. Prepared a.,
sold by JANSEY Co.,
Wholeiale and Retail Druggist:
feb 2--iW NO 10. kim,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05

The Baltimore Flour and Grain market was
steady yesterday, but without material change,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-05
va. .sReconstruction" Convention.

The CoTToN SUPPLY.-English manufac
turerrs profess to be relieved from their chief
burden of solicitude in regard to the cottonsup.
ply, and to feel more confidence that hence
forth there will be NO disastrous fluctuations in
the marketcomparable to those ofthe last, few
years. Not only do the U. Sin their opinion,
give better promise, on account ofthe prospec.
tive removal of the cotton tax, but intelligence
from other quarters Strengthens authorizations
OF q larger production. Word comes from
India that a crop will be realized this season
{ fully equal to that of last year, if not superior.
Assingle province in Brazil wilsend this year
more than 9 million arrobass,, Of # SO lbs. each,
while other districts are proving their capabili-
ty oil, furnishing larger quantities Of cottonthan
they have hitherto done. In Egypt and Tur-
key the. cotton. crop, report, says, isnot likely to
be diminished and favorable accountscome from
the West Indies, Africa and Australia: but
India. is the chief reliance as a competitor of
the cotton fields Of America. Exertions to this
end dare in no measure relaxed. Those interest
ed IN the cotton trade on this side regard the
future supply as much less certain than the
Engllsh reckoning would imply.-New York
LE.ELH ~ - 49, -. " ~ A
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No more disasters have been reported,
though the recent storm was quite severe on,
the English coast.