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" 70 - kIyn.

ROBBERY oP A. EMPRESS WAGoS, AND
RrcoyrHY OF Tng Goops- Officer Dawson, Of the
va Precinct Police, arrested young man named
Chas. hurRo on SUNDAY OF tte charge of robhing "a
express wagon owned by Mr. John Gene, doing bu,l-
ness Ia Myrtle avenue Sanford street Property
belonging to different parties valued at about $3.50
was taken Murso Temporarily employed BY
Game on Saturday " bring a variety Of articles,
consisting Of travellers baggage SC. frome some OF
the steamboat aud railroad depots In Ne. York FOR
l1res residing In this city. lie accompanied by
AZ the corner OF Pearl street and Mvrtc s'enne'
where the boy got OIL, and entering house 10 make
some INQUIRIES remained ab ent for come minutes
On ieturnlnR the wagon and Murgo voro m -rius
me vehicle vas subsequently seen In charge Of n
eoloIed hoy but all the goods were zone Tho latter
was directed By hurgo TO take the e-tahli-hment 20
the stable. The officer Gscetiainng that the accused
resided with hs father, IN an alley near York and
property, OF which he took posIesson. hurgo wa
Subsequently talen into custody. lie l, to be
examined before Justice Coinwe to-day.
Row In A IAoER-BIER SALooS.-A row
occurred In the sger-bier saloon of Philip l. Jsrdin,
in Gold street. near Tilery stroet, yesterday amer
noon in which several OF the participants were badly
beaten. II appcsrs that Nj Jardin was entertaining
some friends OF the 9th Heavy ARTILLERY with which
he wss formerly attached, when party Of roughr
came IN md insisted uron ,gettins drinks without
was the conseluC ace. one OF the soldiers Wa. badly
hcaten and the others we're also sot upon with larso
vas either demolished or turned upside down NJ
Juriu procuring crow bar, and others OF his friends
malet ami clubs, thev beat the ORIGINAL Assailants
mot unmofciiull, and drove them of. Jane. Con-
lon and John Mcmahon were badly injured that Il
htcams necessary To take them 70 drug store for
ueatuent
The GREAT BASE BALL MATCH.-The great
baseball mstch between tho Atlantic and Mutual
Cubs on The Captoline grounds yesterday, attracted
an Immense concourso Of spectators, estimated At
some 9oooO persons, and the best OF order prevailed
throughout The Atlantcs proved the winners by
A. to Is thus maintaining their title to the champion.
ship.
VALUE or PRoPERTY IN BRooKLYH.-The
returns u,Gie b, the Assessor Tor the year 1854,
- compiod With iSG1 OF the value OF new huildnss
"lccto 10 ms cty, show thst In the former year the
sm"pn' cap AIDED vas SlbJS,59L and Ia ls65 l,ss7-
OuA ,clns an increue $4,000. Tie value OF pcr-
,1nal properly ~ assessed tot the ssme YEAR Is SIS
nEi"l % for ls6i and siG,5G92Cs for io65 showing
an iucita se Of $40 81
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CLEAREn.
HITS-liafvrst. Norfolk: C.ty Of Bath
boeton. Ihsei hin' Thomson. B.amonr.
BARK -sca.!'cr City Ponr Fannie Charleston
BRlGs-GL r,nniston. - Ihotna, Mianohsha.
Gov bsN' y W Duskc, lhi'efD Uhin; Aplatian. do;
! en stuart do; Alex 'hIk.u, iingan; A lea,
iioiou' II heans, Jacks onVi'c
.SCHOoNFRs-C Iiolwrt philadelphia; Belle,
buetol. u Terry, IortIe-' N0ntoe
GKNiyyf
sTYhMslltPs sniFa, ~, Wet; Pcneuin. Pen
tNcolA; & Whilut, New Ott1n'i Aih' u, Norfolk
Republic. New Orlclus. S,ItulL ~. 'Hchicois; ANA
1ln'hu., thn.lOa on: Chase, savannah; Adm rh L u
Porter Fortress Monroe 90 knight WGhington
Echei Fortress Monroe, Bremen, of and i'm Bronze ~
Huntsyilo, Boston for PhLafc phn; Nauset. L
mo it1i B).tou tor ihi.a,c pl.a, Creole Richmond
and Norfolk. B4lliilUIC Br.t.mOiC; WidgcOn, FER
nandiua, Cha Benton, hrwbcfn.
sillrS-Il,rzoein, Bremen: Orient, Liverpool /;
Constitution, Of aud from Liverpool.
BARKs-Geo Hunt tof Balt.l Grand Turk, T Il
BRlGS Bachelor, Gurn.cn. T. X, Alexina Kings-
tom Edwin u Kennedy, Cow Bay; Il Fisher {. BAY;
u founy, CaHi. Me.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Port ROYAL; surprise.
BOSTON, Clinton, N And egs n 49, Sea Flower, Prov
ideuce; Augusta, Providence Tor fizAbsthport.
BABGES-J I Lee. L. Monroe; ID Silman, do
BELOW-One brig, unknown. Wind South.
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hot sulphur springs and its grest ltlsks, end We
nave we slemenis Of the third part. III, re t~o
trincipsl sulphur springs, one hot enough (i20 de-
grees 70 Doll an eg, which is four milas from the
ccne oi the city, and lie other Just the right tenn
persture Tor hot bath 900 degroos) which Is close
70 tho CIV and IL slrest, brought into large en-
closure for free bsthng purposes. Roth these
streams are lsrge enough Tor ll,iriislie bathing
we ws'er Is As hi.hy sulphur zed and as clear a.
uat oi the celebrated sharon Syringe; and i's use
eiher Tor Or liking for h,tls mos: effective In pm
riying the blood snd toning Up the system. Oshrr
sha springs Of ne same character Lsve been
J. lnh m the neighicrhaod. Then ihc lakooIens az
olher heli OF sNrsc'i1us; b is minist ire ocean,
abCut hiteeu miles RON The citv, ffty miles wde
~ one hunfrst lcng-ihe hriuisst sheet ot wa
Ter tno~ On he continent 81 ,a't hat no tsh
car live In It, snd tttt Tire. quarts n t viii Ooil
uoWn 10 one quart 81 hne turt -slt-hut most de-
Icious and rorcs1iny .nr bsth ~, GoauNg me
BODY sss cork on the -iritcr only the riur muot
te kept nom mouth zlu ,s~s under !eua.iich 81
severe snar;Ing ..ith .is high rue'.. ,-i'nis and
crestul waves. 1nd it, sIy.ri sunsets, picturesque
aud enchanting to look upon while It's broad *
psnse cfe's widc .ppcc Tor sailing, and every
chance for scs-t'"ruc's. & mt ~ I'll these iea-
lures for watering I'lce ard who're will you
mud Ne port, s,ratoys, Sharon shat hss tne
haf u tbewf s., yr vOsArIsz ~ isihlpu, ~ fhou-
matte crpplts. We wet rg 4 %rHiils Hud ennui,
prepare 10 pack Your trunks at the sound ~ ~
FIRST whistle Of TIC train iar the u cky MOuutaus,
Tor season At salt Lake I.iv.
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salt Lake City MS n watering Place.

Mn. SAMUEL BowLEs writes to the Springfield
REPUBLICAN, from the chief city OF Mormondom
follows:
In the 'sreat and glorious future OF our Fourth
ri july orStonS when pulygamy Is extinct the
Pacific railroad built and the mines deyelope 4,
Salt Lake City VIII be not only tho chief CONNER
cial city OF the mountains, tho equal Of 81. Louis
and Chicago, but one oil the mos. beautiful resi.
dence elites And most attractive watering places on
tho continent. Its aim.rahle location and early
development secure the one is agreeable climate
for eight months in the year, at least, and the
SURPRISING beauty Of lis location, WITH It's simple
supply OF water, ia fruits and vegetables, win
add the second and joining to al these cir.
eums'aaess w kagn ssPPsd 40sllsiRa W
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Ns!Ets'ANEis.

A SURE CURE FOR lNTEMPERANCE-
n discovered h. Dr King, riyen unknown 10 tbe
w'son N ae, 'ea on rny other hoy race. Pllce l.
Whom - Genuine so'n only IA ~ IL slcA'n
cor. Grove =, y. Y alS
DR. BONE, IA WEST 10Th ST, TREATS
- al disease OF the heart lun-' liver, hid era
thfo1L ,Croiula, old ulcers uuois, cancers eu.p-
tons Even Torn oi ssiu disease cured. Hour. 10
= and tO9P ~
Gun CHOLERlNE REMEDY THIS WELL.
pknovn medicine tor the cure Of 'lluhoea u, .,n.
ttrv, Cramps, COIic, and H Ioo-cuc.- OF the bowels.
can b" pIo,uIei only Ct the prOpr4,or al n Souih
second ,ucoL Wilamshurrh. Price % cents p,r
bottle Gu
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail.
ioads ON aud amer Monday June 18th, train. for
Wes,c-n trains viii leave New York a. ,olloanau
From iudson River Depot, 30th Il. and lOth AVE- a,
7.UA NJ = A. 1890 y. NJ, and nOni Harlem ~
p',, 2dth 81 and attn ave at II A. N. and al y "
Tickets rood on either toute. W. Il. VANDEE.
BILL W. as
STEAMFR MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- zeus. West Point. Cornwall, Newburgh. NM
pourhke rrsie and RondouL from loot OF 1De.hSr'on
lh eYeY aneEl0Ql. sxeeRIsplasy, a "a Ia.
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SHIPPING.

y "A SAGE TO AND FROM GRAF
Bk!i AlN AND lNlLANu BY
STEAMSHIP AID SAliINf, pN'kFT
AT Rfl ICED pRfCI-.
prats available thfVulaOu. Iu,lAnd, frslspl and
Scotland. " ''N
tsttes Eishins 20 ousAsc psssNyc. send for t..i,
nlenoA o. remit mone' 10 tho jla country, eau -
~ ~ Ah' iJ"'tt ful.. o.. sYt'Nius ~
85g - ''''' y, III. .,',. g ~
PASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
Az Lou'ou- y TIE u.I Black scar ..r...r'r
iiy'ipoot tte C.. LflNAroR ,ais on S ~. IS.
Tor L1ndon-E v. ~GkISON. sli,s Dn Aue "a. a.
tor ps-,"c apply 10 WILLIAMS EntIDN. a fu'ttn
- &c..
STEAM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LNEg.
~ Ool---N E.,lNlA sa,l, on saturday August tpth
'Hoih lns't-e ~ stecGago ~. pAyAlie IN car.
way. -
INfSCOlT LiNF-TOR LIVERPOOL.
ship VICTORY ,Siia Plot Aul
lOR LONDON
ship NJ l'SON. sAils 10th Aux
Tor pes 'agr sppiy tu
500 IAfsCurr EROS & co. SO sortht
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MILITARY.

M lSslNG SOLDIERS BUREAU. 4.
- ntio"d.ay Room d.-.'rhe names of many thou
onr otce ~ uiei IA rebel prisonS, can be- ,eru
Y'tS9h or hy letter; Pension, procured. state an.
EyvIS4 Iu lHe AUD claims collected and casheG
NEW PRlIE LIST NOW RFIDy CpT
1 Nlecton, ioI all claim. again, ,bs ~ = -
niuuing Prize bag moaey, tountes and arrssH. Y
Fyio S' ~ p ~ once; Can or address l. BRON
- - 's'e- n I. City, 8GI
SrEolAL 10 DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
dichs pad AM hollee.-Al soldiers mustered on,
.be hal' upon partial descriptive lists can recr,
to LTFFERTs' HHSeFnF ,APpg ~ person or by ler-
New York nav Wa NO. ~ PARK y N
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OAK.

COAI.-BEST RID ASH AND REST Iehi..h
" and Locust Muuntain, screened sLu utiiyrIru 10
families NJ reduced Iat's fT0fl wards iug and
rnrnwieh su,oL and o. kooroyel, ~ MATTHEW
CLINTON. lUl
COAi.-WE ARE NOW DELIVERING THE
" hes; quality Of red a'h Locust Mountain, Lehigh
and U,hcg coal NJ tire lowest make. Ice VOL
,cIeeucl. luli weight cuarantccl. h,tuUNALD
4 AN,LNOI, 30 West -Ilh n, hct, 9Th aud lih
avenues. l43
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RLACh OK BROWN-THE BEST IN Usf
No.. ~, T., ,,.. btklESrs HAIR DYE,
sLts generally Price FIFTY cents pep ~ ~ vi ny
Ls-N asepsA assSlass Hl.sslsbaIsa,
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Roy WANTED-ABOUT Is, ONE Having
"a knorledrc Of the grocery business preferred
Apply l4I Smith ave. $50
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An1ls,E.ES FOR SAFE.

J,OR SALE--l,ooo REDSTEADS, TROY
L and round totnrrrd a.. all sizes veil nAl, and
nnshed, constantly o. haul in io's 10 suit purcha--
tts, al me- idciop, ag Eighth IT, east Of ave Il. -
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sCALLFY-Ou Monday, Aug IL sfter long and
severe illness, Cstharine scaey, Ia the 18Th year Of
her are.
The catyCs and friends Of the family are respect-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. "Wednesday
afternoon, 10Th lust, NJ ~ o'clock from hor late resi-
dencr l3 Cook 81, Of Noffell Miliismsburgh 1913
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FOR sALF-LEASE, STOCK AND FIN
Il lures Of = good cor liquor store doing lair bust.
n.ss Enquire ON the piomi.es 3It stanton a. cor Of
Mmrin 2Ol
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Too Late for Classification.
L: RAEasH.

SCALLFY-On Monday. Aug IL, sfter long and
,e,oe Illness CsthaTne scalley, Ia the +5th year Of
her are
The clatlyos and friends Of the family are respect
iniy invited 70 attend the funeral, on "Wednesday
aiicrnoon 10th iusi, NJ o'clock ou hor late resi-
dencr, IS Cook st, cor Of Morfell wiismsburgh.3g3
BOY wANTED-ABOG'T Is, ONE Having
"a knoNledrc Of abe grocery business preferred.
Apply lil Ninth ave. 3s9
FOR SALF-LEASE, STOCK AND FIN
L tuie. of good liquor store doing lair bust.
Mansin. 2OI
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THF STOCK
and fNtuios, horse and wagon, OF frat class
tfocery and lgLor store on one Of the best corners
uAfFNET, Auct., $50 Eilhth ave. l42
FATHER MATHEW I. A. Il. SOCIETY, No.
u >, OF Erooklyn.-Ihe memher' Of the above So
coty are Ielneted 10 assemble At their hsi 2s CouIt
rcyalia aud crap et aim, for the pui pose Of at
tentns the funeral Of our late brother, Ia WKENCE
BRENNAN Prot JOHN U'sIIAuGHNFssI,
Rec, sec. 8S7
OLD STEREOTYPE PLATES WANTER-
OApply at this Office +is
ITO THE JOURNEYNEN HORSESHOFRS
L Of hew York and v.clnity-Ilu are invited 10
come aud participate On Wedne-dsy morning, at
O'Clock, to oeiebIae or snnivegsnry with turnout
TO cur pionic e. the Palsude PAX, " i. All men
working the business invited 10 attend At our
lall, on Wedne.day morning. q: the above time,
Union Hall, 1855 fiirt ave. Rv order Of JOHN
JOHNSON, Prest. THOMAS RUSSELL Sec. So
TT L.A.-MEMBERS OF CONTINENTAL
~ Council, No. j.. iith Ward. notified to
atteUd Ihe funeral Of Bro. JAMES :. LOSEE, from
his lc residence, ~ fast ilth -, on Wedne sday,
Aus 10 =, ~ A. ". 49, order ). n. Wight,
Irest jos. BLACK, See. pro ten. 500
WANTED - OPERATORS, BAISTERS,
w hn.sheTu and huttou-hOle makers, at 3os East
9th ~. WILLIAMS co. 3sG
\VANTkD-A NOUNG NAN To WORK
w by the wco~ A. boot fitting At d, Christie st.39l
GlG REWARD-SToLEN FROM WASH
lOington, horso. aaror and harness da.k cbo.-
nut black horse IA spaNintd in hind ieg, piece
clipped ol' OF his uane. plan boa .prirg WAGON,
painted hlAcs. with Nh'tc psich usFkCd licensed
NendcI Ne. SOC" The above reward VII be paid on
deiivep to the ovLel, CHAR IRj kMAN, q Essex
Market. Ss9
ARTICLES FOR SALE.
EOR SALE--l,ooo REDSTEADS, TROY
Il ruut.u tlfntrsH a. all .tyss all ma IA. ~
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RICIiDNN ~ Il'LL FOR AtSt
=, l'c,urnf a .unor'r wtiuuf iud ii lr.snt &c
iIon HLe l. insdr ID. ~ ln.uIt,s A tIlrs. .o, Ia
ArN \ Ork Fosi Uncy pf u
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CROTON AQUEDUCr DFPAPTNFNT.-

CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD
oAo'as White rags - cents nar H.: col5f- agI
WOO. enc, 3 cent?. hooks and newspaper n. rsn,
lsr ~ Old brafs 10 cent? per H.: c,ppT aud rpw',
II 'o-ev'lt and New Chamber. Il .,i
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EOR GOOD AND CHLAp I

EOR GOOD AND CHEAP PATENT AMI
other Improved socc,fcles. and 30 insure rri
go9l tl ,-siEh,' consult fiol"ssor =. s. FEASRS
broAdw ~, ny ntsrs bi,o.set OF thp v.., .n.,,.is
tof = circular. m
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.Hcilve MGr-Clsm AasOC ttiou, Bureau of I'm
pYNneht iof Di,abiei and DitDhnfteI sodiart m,
ss'CIa' no 80 Chambers S. no charge 20 empog
&c Suu ehpl9le'] At the above office are re. irte r
.soAkeu soldiers ami sailors vi ali trades and .is
"a ~ thd oi al conditions ~ BODY both diaain,.
aIu Sue olied and a-e all " ell recon meuded A.
uifent request II male 10 en- p oy-r 40 an nns r.,
s,.'ea .nrit ipphc tons TO. employees. Both pare
are served nee ol charge
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DAWNBROKEKs, rICKkrs rnL.Gnr-.

pot cent. more paid for pavuhfokers' ticker, thun
Gao hc obtained e!-eNherr. l-o, MONEY advanced
On di"inGhii' watches, Iewelty, SC, At 4 B,eckoi
~ Wy lAA4as
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'AN-lN .--llnt Nllcsc are the other tNCyf
81 have not seen either Of them to-lAy sir
That's not true" said Mr Francis TT,d,lv
while he backed INTO The basket shop for A eltsy
"you boys ,l~Ays herd together - herd 20,
gethcr"
"And is thst all You have TO say 10 him,, in
qu.ed Mt. John. Mr. Francis shook the sl.et
from his coat, and whils doing 30, Ned, having
crepI lp to the door, shiycrinc IA his rags male
a s0rt o. harlequin pgrouette-s hslf-stArved 40.
Proclamation ~ Marty. Here an l." he eI.
claimed, While RicharG stood back 10 make room
Tor him,
I'll ant in couples, eh'" said Mr. Francis bis eve
cleaning and gLteing iTou4 one to the other,
" hilt the sight Of the RAGS And wrechedness seem
ed to 10 bin good.
"Hunt in couples" repeated Mr.. John, in =
tone of voice conyeyin ing disselt-"hunt in cou-
plea r. Richard hsd been Changing from red to
white. Il was singular group.
"wel, aud what did you do With your penny"
inquired Mr., Francis, addressing Nell
"W,ll, yer honor, made more Of it,"
"Good" said Mr.. Francis "but nowr'
al had a run OF luck and turned II into four
browns, and would have traded 1t, only mother
spent It all In lush, and beat me afterwards; be
knows die sort shs s," he added, "irs all along of
his having a tidy mother, he's such swell"
$50 YOU have good mother, have YOU 2" in.
quired Mr.. John, OF Richard.
"ThAnk God, / have, sir r.
Richards warmth and confidence returned un-
der the influence Of Mr. Johns genial smile ''and
the penny the gentleman gave me wa dc lucky
RssaI, q @I AfI,
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PAWNBROKEWs TICKETS nOrCuT nj

- nlhlAohis' na'ches lcg elry, slyClEare, mus.c,I
.i,un'nehl., az cords 'iikS clothing, &c. Nouci
slN4ht1I on ulhIh'hd', Watches, &c.. or The ahoya
noqgIt At full value. ~ Bower,, near Grand a., ~
''H'ie' 2Ht
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GA ne sptl"rs, pan pulet. took. and wa.ts %.
l''r OF every description. kTOCEMEII, A FNIK.
Sun - Ann - door rc-; Of N.sshu. 500
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THF STOCK
L and hNtutos, horse and wagon, OF frat class
frocety and IJOf store, on one OF the best
up town. with 4 tri market attAChed. Apply 10 r.
uAfFNEG, Auct., 1856 Eil hth ave. l42
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Improve YOUR EYESIGHT!
DOCTOR WHITES EYEeWATER

Takes at once the first rank among all opthal
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing to thousands Of sufferers, in
Europe for over 2Oyears. Itcannot he too highly
recommended to all men Of business, especial
ly to bank and other officers, bookkeepers,
clerks, artizans, and all such as are Obliged TO
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or line
needlework. It will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes but speedily cure all infam
nation, cold, or lam ess Of the eyelids, bus
also, remove the beginning cataract, land It's usa
will positively insure against blindness.
Price IS cents bottle.
Imported and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan 3-tf
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CE! ICE!! &c E!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We ara now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is of very superior quality. 1t is
but sample Of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery Of ice, that all
persons leaving their orders with u.s. may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms with quantities large or small
NJ. ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
ap 20-tf Prince Street Wharf
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mo TIL + P i B L / c..

The subscriber takes pleasure in informing
the citizens and sojourners Of Alexandria, thas
he is now prepared CATER having been to
heavy expense. in having his fountains and
apparatus refined with block tin and tho
roughly renovated in every respect,) to furnish
article Of
SODA " AFTER.
He is also happy to be able to say that
he has made arrangene nts by which he
will receive daily a supply Of
PU r E 3 \ L + A G is,
from the most delicious fruits, whereby, he
fatters himself that in the article Of Syrups he
cannot De equalled in this city.
Thankful for your former patronage, he
solcits continuance of the same.
W L. MILBURN, Druggist,
ap Aim Cor King and Washington SITS
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I.OOAI. N f w s.


40 ot the City Council, was held last evening.
,hp President being absent, Mr.. Mckenzie
n,s called to the chair. The Committee on
General Laws, to whom was referred the
communication of Gen. Jno. P Slough, re.
oorted which report was accepted MIR.
lacey from the Committee on General Laws,
reported bill for the reorganization of the
Police System (which bill provides for eight
police, tour to go on duty at l o'clock p. m,
and TO serve till a. M. the other four to 60
Al la. M, and to remain on until p. m. 1t
also provides for the appointment of a Chief
.. Police. The salaries Of the Police will be
raised by this bill FROM $500 per annum to
$500 per annum but they are forbidden from
engaging in any other business.
Mr.. lacey, also, reported from the same
committee, com municatio1 and resolution of
thanks in answer to Gen. Slough's communi
cation to the Council, which was adopted and
committee consisting of the President OF the
Council and the Mayor of the city, we're ap-
pointed to present them. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted: That the
section of General Slough's communication
relating to the selling of liquors, be referred to
the County Court at It's next term, and they
be requested to only grant liquor licenses to
few persons who have proved themselves
worthy Of the same.
"A COMMUNICATION was received from the
Superintendent of Police, stating that the
horse used BY him on the streets was in a very
bad condition, and asking that 1t may be
exchanged for one used at the Poor House,
which request was granted.
The Special Committee, to whom was re-
ierred the matter Of repairing the east end of
the Tunnel reported that they had called upon
The Superintendent of the u s. NJ f. f. and
they we're assured that the repairs would be
made at once. The committee recommended
that a vote of thanks be rendered to Colonel
J. J. Moore, for the kindness and courtesy
with which he received the Committee, which
report and recommendation were adopted, and
The committee discharged.
On motion, the Council adjourned to meet
aext Thursday evening, May 18th.
GEN. PARKE has assumed command of the
new Military Department to which he has
been assigned, with his headquarters in this
city, and has announced the fact to the troops
under his command, in general orders. GEN.
SLOUGH, retains his former position as Militia
~ Governor Of this place, but will hereafter
report to Gen. Parke instead of to Gen. Augur.
At meeting of the Patrick Henry Assncia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-29

THE MARKET, this morning was tolerably
supplied with country produce; but vegeta-
bles are about the sanlesin price as before re-
ported with the exception of lettuce, which,
is more abundant, and sells cheaper Sprouts
IS cts. per half peck; kale Is cts. per half
peck; asparagus Is cts. per bunch. Butter
(tresh print so cts. per pound. Eggs IS a
40 cts per Dozen The fish market is only
moderately supplied. Shad so a so cts. per
pair. Rockfsh scarce and high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-29

The Board Of Public Works of Va, have
authorized Mr.. Charles H. Lewis, Secretary
of the Commonwealth, to notify all loyal
stockholders of the Orange and Alexandria
+. r. Co., to forward Immediately 10 him in
this place, their names, with statement OF
the number of shares held by them, with a
view to the immediate organization of the
Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-29

At a meeting of the Patrick Henry Associa-
ton, held last night, at St. Johns Academy,
the following officers were elected, for the
next six months, to wit: Joseph Vandegrift,
President; ). Harper Berry, Vice Presi.
dent; J. NJ Burke, I'd Vice President;
:. Harper Berry, Vice President j. NJ.
Burke, I'd Vice President; John Harper, Sec
rotary Thomas Leadbeater, Assistant Secre-
tary;; Il. Worth Hulfsh, Treasurer. 1t was
decided to have a public debate and other ex-
crosses on the "a of@June next, to which the
friends of the members will be invited.