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SAcKvILLE, June - The exprrss Of tb, aSsoci-
az, pres arrived here this evening from Halifax,
WIN the sdvlces per steamer Arabs, which arrived
the 18th. - ,'
The w sa. new. by hi. arrival is unlmPont
the river Oglio, and the aIles were .dyancino
and the French troops Were being concentrated
for decisive attack. general baffle wa snticI-
pated within q week.
naval demonstration was also expected 10 be
made In the Adriatic very shortly.
Lord Palmerston has formed strong cabinet,
Including Russell, Gladstone, Elgin, Golden,
ellison and Granville
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June E.-Cotton opened with but
nitle inquiry. and prices weak, but closed at an
advance Of Lower qualities were more sale.
lean. - '
Manchester advices are favorable. the market
geperaiiy closing with an advancing tendency.
b!eaastuns-The market closed duh az Tues
day decline. Corn has a downward tendency
day.
:, Prov market generally has de-
LONDON, June 1.-THE money market ia gene
rally unchanged. Supply abundant Bullion In
the bank has decreased Z. .OOO sterling. ConsoIs
GA a92 4 for account, ex-dividend.
TsEcoND DEsP.rcH1
SAckvILL, June 2S.-Count Gyufai has been s,,-
perseded In the command of the second division
oil the Austrian aamy by Gen. Solick. IL as re-
ported that Gen: Urban had repulsed Gen Carl.
oaldi ana That the latter was at Brescia
Additional Austrian forces Were tnoytn0 n.
wards Italy, and Napoleon demands 100 600 more
men to besiege the Austrian fortresses The Aus
attack the Allies
The mobilization of the Prussian army. and the
more hostile attitude Of Germany, have created
much uneasiness.
Italy.
Prince Napoleon's corps had commencing NOV
ing.
The Austrians are reported to have entered the
Val Valtelline
Parliament had reassembled, but Lord Palmer
ston had postponed his programme.
DETAILS OF THE MARKETS.
Richardson, spence d Co.'S circular SAYS the
weather has been favora ble for the growing crops
Flour closed very dull at a decline ON the v.ek
OF Bald; Quotations hs. Cd aI3s Cd per Genital
w heat dull with a decline on the week of Rad
but frmer since Tuesday. Southern lOsIa. Corn
tending downward At the close, with slight de-
cline since Tuesdays report. Mixed 6ssos2d
yellow 6slda6sid; white ssass6d.
Provisions. heavy, with a define of aas,
chiefly on inferior grades Pork heavy az a de-
cline OF Is cd. Bacon heavy, and LABS lower,
nut quotations are nominal. Lard heavy and
weak, with but little inquiry.
General Produce.-Sugar closed buoyant, and
Resin steady at 4s.als. Id. Turpentine steady al
| lis. cd abs
London MarkstS-w heat duh, and 3a4s per
quarter lower. Sugar frm.- Coffee firm. Rice
| quiet.
London Stock Market American State stock.
were steady, and generally unchanged, but the
market closed inactive Illinois Central railroad
| shares 4Ia4O.
Hare Markets Brradstufs closed with q
| downward tendency. Rice quiet Sugar arm
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL K BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
HANDSOME TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
H FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH STREET AT
aU> TIuN On FRIDAY AFTER NOON, Ist Juiy
AZ CLOCK. we will sell. ia front az the premises
Lot IL. Square 2I7 fronting ~ feet on 18th street
west and running hack loo fest to an alley aud i'm
proved by Well built and aTy new two story AID
attic Frame Dwelling. having attached a good eel
lar, pump IN the yard, ard is situated i'm one of the
most pleasant and Improving parts of the city
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN 6, 70, I9 and
q months, with interett. A deed given and a deed
of trust taken.
je ~ WALL. a. BARNARD Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
ByfA. GREEN, Auctioneer.


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
" AUCTION -.On FRIDAY, the LIST of July next
shall sell. in front of the premise at O'Clock o.
tn.: the vest half Of Lot No. "a in square No. SIS
having font OF 81 feet inch street north a,
running back Jog feets1s inches to 50 foot alley be
tveen 4th and 9Th streets, west. with the improve
mept which consists Of . small Brick House con
talaIng Srnoms. -... ..s..lI~ = : - :. :
Terins: One-hAlfcash, balance in6 and " months
Tor nofes hearing Interest secured by deed Of trust
upon me premises. Title indisPutable. :.
8 le9 IL -.-- --.... A. GREEN, Auct.
80 BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 6th july, Al 6
O'Clock, by virtue Of aided of trust dated DAY 4,
1883, and duly recorded in liber j. A. 8, I56 folio
2ts, viii ,eli a. Public Auction. ia front Of the
thlTty six, divided irto two lots fronting thirty feet
eng ht aud one half inches each the east side OF
FIth street, between ID aud r. streets, and running
BACK one hundred and FIVE feet one inch. - :
Terms: One fourth cash, to be paid on the day of
interest. q - =
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser
r. w. BARNARD. Trustee. !
)eS WALL BARNARD, Auct'rs.
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peupIt.
Mexican 0utraos

ST. Louis, Jnne 29.-The overland California
mail party brings intelligence that four hundred
Liberalist families have been driven across The
Rio Grande near Fort Davis, Texas, by the Church
Party in chihuahua.
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HaItimars NIarEsts

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Flour has declined 2Sc
How ard Street and Ohio SO So
There was no wheat offered to-day
Corn closed firm; yellow Soc; white sOasIe.
Provisions unchanged
Whisky closed quiet at 27Kc.
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Alexandria Marlst

ALEXANDRIA. June 2s.-The grain market 10
nat; no transactions of any description on change
this morning We hear Of the sale Of a small iot
of white corn at IS cents
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The FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the
Lafayette Female Institute, Of this city, comes of
sion much is expected from the Young ladies be.
longing to the school, in the way of fine original
composition, ....
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WALL Il BARNARD, Auets.


By Q. w. BOTELER, AuctiOneer
GA F. OF A BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST
- WARD AT AUCTION ON SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, July I'd. at O'Clock, I shall sell. on
the premises, Lot No. 8 in Square No H. fronting
~ feet on 2th street west, between north l. and M
Sta with depth Of lao feet 10 inches to thirty
Terms One half cash; the remainder on a credit
of6 TOnths, with interest, satisfactorily secuted.
je s8-d &. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, June 29-Stocks are biobe, Chi
cage and Rock Island 5sz; Illinois Central shares
oil; Michigan Southern {; New York Central 20 n !:
Reading 49, Virginia SIS 81; Missouri 6's sea-
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LYNCH LAW .-Some badly advised persons have
caused placards to be posted about the city, warn
ing the jury in the Kirkley case to leave the city
under penalty of Lynch law
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PREsESrATIoS.-A handsome service Of plat
has been presented to Rev. John I.anahan by hi,
friends in Alexandria, through Mr. F. w. Ashley
as an expression of the esteem in which he is held
.as gentleman and Christian minister by til,
Protestant community Of Alexandria, and for tlls
able and triumphant defence of their principles il
his recent lectures ,,
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Great BaIloeu Exeur.isu

ST LOUIS. June 2s.-Professorw Wise and Nessrs
eager and La Mountain leave this city on Friday
in the great balloon, excursion to the Ailan-
tic coast
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MKN's DRESS SUITS,
Mess Bxsiaess Srits,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
Youths Business Suits,
CHILDREN's DRESS SuITs,
ChiIdYea's School Suits,
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
Is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desig ms
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles of Dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. an 3!Iy
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THE July TERM of the county court for Alex
andria county, commences at the Courthouse In
Alexandria, on Monday next. The following
Justices compose the Court: Turner Dixon Pre-
siding Justice; Josiah III Davis, Rich. NJ Smith,
Geo II SIaoot, Wesley Carlin, Associate Justices.
The term is expected Ia be of considerable in
terest several criminal cases being set for trial.
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THIS Is JUST the season for pleasant drives in
the country, by which mouthful of fresh air and
a change of scene serving a tonic to the system
may be obtained. TO this end, no more luxuri-
means can be nsed than one Of Flemming &
FOy's dashing teams, (see advertsement,) Jack
son Hall alley, by which one can be whisked
away from the hot. dusty city, with almost rs
much CELEBRITY and ease as il travelling by Alad-
din's magic carpet. Messrs Flemming 4 Foy
are young men who nave won for themselves
hosts Of friends by their reliableness and fair
dealing, and we take pleasure in commenting
them and their well-nanaged establishment
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.fI LIrEf Tits DYilBGlllH
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AR4BJx

No Further BattIes-fhe Asstrians stiII re-
treating. followed BY the Ailies-A Decis-
i've Battle anticipated daily -Ths New
British Cabinet F....E TT =. 80
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The Picnic for the benefit of the Orphan boys
at Arlington, tomorrow. promises to he grand
affair. Twenty beautiful tri-colored balloons will
be sent up during the day. About 4 O'Clock, the
little orphan boys, for whom the picnic is gotten
up, will visit the grounds. and one OF them only
eight years of age, will deliver address written
expressly for the occasion; Brady. the world re-
Downed photographer, will also he there to trans
fer to paper groups of individuals families,
addition to all tie attractions the knowledge that
it is all for the benefit of the Orphan Boys! Just
think oft.
Omnibuses will run every half hour during the
day, from the corner Of Seventh Il and the avenue
via Fourteenth street. to the picnic; whilst those
who prefer il can 20 to Ge0rg e:own, thence by
canal boat TO the Spring.
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MARAVILLA,

MARAvILLA! M.u MARAvILLA!
The most wonderful ? Separation aTs atH n known
For DesirOy,ns DaHdrsf;
Relieving Sex Hsadaehe;
Prersntins ,he HAIR from Fallins Out;
and ProduciHg Glossy CaTIS. ...
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers and hy the Progrie &c frlce 80 cents
at will accomplish all that is claimed for 1t, and
will use your Maraviila" u '"''
jeS3m JIM. BRADsrREEr, 237 Broadway, N. Y.
COMMON SENSE rules the mass ofthe people. what
ever the msnamed and Inisanthrops philosophers
let It's merits be clearly demonstrated and thew will
not hesitate 70 give it their most cordial patronage
physician concerning the virtues Of Hostetter's
Stomach Btters, as may he seen In the Immense
in every section of the land II is now recognized
greatly superior to al other remedies yet derived
rhea dy sry, psia anG Tor tie various fe-
vers that arise from of those portions
ing q household word, from Maine to Texas Z ON
the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the
Sold by all druggists IN the world. je G-eoSt
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.
Its wonderful effects a. consequent popularity
perhaps no article In the history of the Materia
jected to the same number of sewers and different
tests. and met with few failures as the Mustang
al external Wounds, Cuts, SweIlings,. SPrslns,
Bruises. or Eruptlons on NJ an or Beast. far
medicine OF SUI prlsIng virtue, that PLY sicans a.
compelled To prescribe IT. and from som, remark
able cures of Chronic and DiStOrISd Rheumatic
IL has naturally attracted much atte t0n from
the rst scientific minds of the age. No family can
afford to be without a bottle of the Mustang 1ini-
ment In the house. BsWdT, Of limitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in all
parts of the world
BARNES 4 PARK. Proprietors. New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Insect Po,cder.
je T-lm,eOw
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap Ice
cream aud w alter Ices at 80 per eallOn, at the
Phllade Phla Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
je linn
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TAKE NOTICE.

N TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given To the OwLers of n Y
lots parts of lots which front the south side
of Dunbarton street, betwe Hi street AMI Mont
gome?y street, III Georgetown, u. e., that they
required by ordinance nf the Corporation # said
town, approved June 2lst 1852 tO pave the toOtwsys
In front Of their SAID lots ard parts of lots wh-re
they have not heretofore been paved, and To repave
such as are not now in good order, before the LIST
day of August next Said paving and reI aving to
be made to the entire width of the fOOtway, where
the lots have been improved, an! To The width of
feet where they not improved. Where any of
the curbing ON the entire line of said ioOtwayS are
Ia any manner detec'Ive or out OF order, they mast
be repaired IN a suitable manner. The paving and
curhing must he done according to the legal Tade
Of the street. The whole work must he done with
the best materials and properly executed, it viii
be rejected by the undersigned, aud the work will
J." done ~ them in suitable manner 1T the cost Of
the said owners.
Should the said owners, or any of them, fail to
have their fnowsys completed by the LIST day of A.
gnst KIT the subscribers will then proceed To have
the work done, and will pay for the ont of the
tax which has already been inpOsed for that pur-
pose. ii. ADDISON, Mayor.
JAMES A. NJ AGRUDER,
Jc - 2tawSW Commits toner's.
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Dreadful Railroad Accident-Thirty-T Three
Lives Lost-Fifty Injured.

CHICAGO, June 2e.-An accident occurred on the
michigan Southern Railroad last night near south
Bend. caused by the washing away Of a culvert
Thirty three persons killed and some ffty or
sixty wounded. Others missing had not been
heard from. Among the killed is the express
messenger, the engineer, fireman. baggage master
ana road master, Mrs. r. p. Gillet and child Of
stone Mills, V, and Thomas wisbam, of
Michigan city. Among the wounded 10 w ..
Houck. OF CharlestOwn. Va. Those on the train
were mostly western people.
SECOND DESPATCH
CHICAGO, June 29-Thrtv-four bodies have
been recovered, seventeen Of which are so dis
figured as to render Identification impossible
OTHERS are missing, and IL Is supposed they were
drowned Among the killed are Henry Fleekin-
ger, OF Reading, and f.. p. Mccullough. of Law.
renceburg, Pa. Among the fatally injured is y.
z smith, banker, n. Y. The passengers acouit
dent
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POLICE MArrKRs.-Before Justice CxH-H
Benter WIS accused Of being drunk in the street.
and was duly faed- 81 IS. For a similar offence
against Corporation statute John Hsdeage e. paid
a fine Of - ID. Mr. Kreamer was accused of be
ing dsorderly in the public thorouglf res Of the
Navy Yard bill. for which breach Of decorum he
contributed AZ 81. Mrs. Jackson was found in a
condition Of temporary ''O' be Joy -full-ness,
caused by too earnest application To the juy: sbe
paid fine of ~ 81. Mr. J Pope was accused of
disorderly conduct I'm the Eastern market an ae
cusation which was well founded that Mr 3
paid fine of 5 81. Mat Pope Vas cauobt throw
ing stones in the Eastern market and 1naid a fna
Of 81 sam Boston was found drunk, and was
constrained 70 pay S5.9l. Davy Sims was caught
PLAYING 'old sledge" on the coDnons on the Sab
bath day, for which he contributed 50 "a John
Johnson, Davy's partner in the aforesaid amuse-
ment, was also fined 80 o. Mr. Stone ueoIected
to keep his stall in the Eastern market house i'm
cieanly condition, in consequence Of which short
coming he paid the Corporation 80 SIS.
Before Justice Thompson Officer King, on Fri
day last brous ut before Justice Thompson a col
ored hoy named Thomas Butler, who, being con-
Vlcted OF throwing stones in the street. was fined
81 So costs. Another colored lad named John
Adams was arrested yesterday morning by the
same officer. Being convicted of disoyderlv CON
duct in the street, Adams was fined 80 "a costs
The nne and costs being paid by Butler, and
superseded by Adams the two offenders yyere
thereupon discharged -. n. :
Joseph Gerhardt was broupbt nm on a ,va,rant
for keeping his lager beer house open after twelve
O'Clock at night. The evidence came from a
watchman, named Evans, who testified that he
went by Gerhardt's at fifteen minutes past twelve
O'Clock by the clock at the Bank of Washington,
and that the house was then open The magistrate
fined Gerhardt Sl0 and costs. The defendant left
the office. and at the door met Evans and accused
hun OF swearing to a id lie. Evans imme diately
retaiiated by threatening to "mash Gerhardt's
mouth" and by causing another warrant TO he
issued against the late defendant for cursinp and
swearing in the street The case was immediately
dlSDOSpd hotD no a.
hardt % and costs Gerhardt paid the fine, and
then returned a " Rowland" fer the OLIVER by
swearing out warrant against Evans for disof-
derby conduct in the streets; aud he was then and
there tried and convicted. and the same amount of
fine and costs was imposed against We watch
manu.
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A CONMonOS-The nomination Of Mr. John
Rersr TO be tire Puryeyor Of the Washington
Water Works. las generated quite u comn,otIon
lArodg hOEt tie city. n grows for the most part
out "f his connection with the States Hose men
DUNN the times when they were playing tile
r"t-S OF plug uiies. blood tubs &c here, II is
ai'.' alleged that he Is by trade silver-snith-
not Il pld.nOrr-as tue spirit Of the law contem-
E''t's tho"=h having carried on the plumbing
i"" understands IL thoroughly.
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I" W STEWART has improved his old stand,
'ofrrr Of u and Twelfth streets, and opened with
4h entire new stock Of choice Groceries He 10
s'n'S y astonishing low prices-hs is the one 10
do y sc his advert seInent
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VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEA

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
FOR "a Elm pursuance of the last viii and
testament of DIR. Hanson Perm, late Of Prince
Georges S23qTnty 6eesased. will expose to public
al II CLOCK a. m. talI If not, the next fair day
Mary and, that has hly desirable tract or parcel Of
land OF which he died seized and possessed called
farrow." containing from one hundred TO one
rms property Is beautifully and most eligibly sit
uatcd, extending nearly to the village of Bl8dens-
burg, and lying between and bordering upon the
baltimore and Washington Railroad and the Bait
lm0re and washington Turnpike, distant about 4
or . mi es from w ashlngton city, and adjoins the
lands of John c. Rives, Esq Ii is i'm has state of
used as market garden, for which II is well caIcu-
lated has an extensive apple and peach orchard of
the CHOICEST fruit. large barn. and every
~ building, either for farming or gardening pur-
poses.
The main dwelling stands upon an eminence COM
manding hne view of the village, railroad. and
lent oder has beer erected but few years recently
painted In the most fashionable style and hy an ex
perlencesi mechanic, within hundred yards of the
depot OF the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
known as PenB's Station, situated in a BEAUTIFUL
grove oi trees OF the ra-est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much taste, and is
.Iferent varieties. Considering it's proximity to
Washington city, by rail- read al turnpiks beauty
OF lncaon iacllty OF procuring fertilizers, advs-
pre- mlnently adapted and presents many induce
ments FOR q handsome and valuable country seat.
=, The land is annually increasing In value, and
JudicIous and profitable investment than by pur-
CHASING IL; and rarely is SO favorable oppOrtun-
D presented for certain and sure speculation.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance in 7, 2,
aHo 8yearS, In equal Instaments, with interest from
the day OF sae To be secured by the notes of the pur
chaser, with security TO he approved by the under
N. C. STEPHEN,
JESUS Executor of Hanson Penn
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AT HOME

u AT HOME.
Il RANCIS, on Seventh ST., is now at home, with
q frssh supply Of CUTLERY, PLATkDA
WARE, BkSkETS, BRUSHES, FANS,N|
WIRE COVERS, FRUIT CANS, FLY *
BRUSHES, and all the desirable articles for ~
hOu sex eeping, and purchasers will do well to -
remembef his store. Rents are low. and we buy for
cash on Seventh street GEO FRANCIS
Another small lot fthOse desirable XII. ALL Re
frserators to be closed off at reduced prices je Is
M NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.
w + have made this week a large addition to our
stock, such as Lace and Silk MANTIES, JacOn.t
and Organdv LAWNS, Damask TAB r LINEN
and NAPKINS, Linen and Cotton SHEETINrS
100 dozen Ladies, Gents, and Misses OTTON
HOSE, 81 dozen Black Silk MlTTS, loo pieces
LAWNS at lsh, WHITE GOODS in great varie-
IT, making our stock very COMPLETE IN every depart
ment. All OF which we now offer very low.
TAYLOR Il HUTChISON,
No ~ Louisiana avenue,
je 2S-2w Opposite Centre Market Space.
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-oprv ~ A. GREEN, Auetionesr.
t'OKrf ROLLS OF MATING AT AUG
Il ,TIoy;-On THURSDAY. the SHh instant,
shall Sci, On front Of my Auction Rooms on the
corner 81 Ith and streets, at 10 o'clock a. Tn over
fortv rolls of ma ting, embracing
- and ga white and check mating .r.
% ahd "a Coco do
The attention OF the trade is called 10 the above
sale, as 1t will be positive, without res ard TO cost
JeB A.GREEN Auet
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SoLLrE Reese den grossten Narren wahlen,
So wurde Er den Charles Werner nehmea.
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SEE ADvERT tbs EMHNr Of wood and coal ward fa
sale. Us o.
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tiS FEEs school in Alexandria 10 To be SUD-
Pn-d with new furniture, consisting, in part, OF
single dssks With the ,lodern improvements {
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WEDDING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap Ice
Cream aud Water Ices at S 80 per eallon, at the
PhlladePh la Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
je linn
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Yesterday, VIM. Waters
colored, drunk, dsorderly, and resisting the oti.
GERS; fine and costs, soils. Oliver Miles, colored
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 days. Sam
Cooper, colorod, larceny; dismissed.
Three dodgers were accommodated
To-day.-William McGobrick, drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs, S3l5. -
One lodger only was accommodated.