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~On the 14th, the American church at
Paris was crowded to excess, owing 70 the
service performed in memory OF the late Pres
idea: Lincoln. The hole Of the building was
hung in black, adorned with silver fringes.
Several English families Of distinction, who
generally attend the Daguesseau Chapel, were
present on the occasion. For the last few days
the American residents in Paris have worn
Grape on their left arm; all the front shops on
the boulevards exhibited photographs OF the
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1875 l. 1877 Broadway, New York,

ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MILoDHoNs.
F1NR OIL PAINTINGS, 1NGRAvINGs,
Silver Ware. Zine Gold and Silver Watches. and
ELEGANT JxW1LRY,
CONSISTING OF
Coral, Eiorentine, Mosaic. Jet. Lava ana cameo
s silver i sHs:ns!Sn Holders, s1.s!: Bat: '
tons Sets 81 q. Studs, Ts:t e. ard a hssk
VALUED Hinss AT rs $500 90 900.
Distribution is made in the following man.
v61Rr1,IoAT.s naming s.sh article n. Ssi ise
the es q d Tor
s.! sas.s:s q Choice. On r.
On rscsiviss the Certificate the purchaser will
&c sssn sssd ssHe ana s ana sc
named or can choose any other one article on our
G = s s@s ' q our sEALsD lNvlLopls
rom one 70 ON avs snnSr.d doiiars ~ e'' worm
which they nsed not pay untilit is known wh'' 10
i6sFFi az 4: ss@s IL SzsSsy. GUARANTEED IN
would FL. s e. e sss. tn.
o5sina and bhs5Esst Gift The
In fair and SonorsSIs manner. ana . large ana
greatly increased trade is proof that oar patrons
During the past year this Association has sent 8
of the country. Those who patronize us viii re-
ceive the full value Of their money, as article
and s az
t 2s~ vi e
mediately sent to any address By return mail or
Ths following parties have ecently drawn val.
liable prizes from the Eureka A:sociations ana
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, Oil Painting; value. 500; James Harsrayes.
sci Broadway. New York, Oil Painting, values
{sISs sS P,tsss syr9si T sssT
224 east 24th street, New York. Piano, value.
$500 Mrs. Chas. J. Nevis, Elmira, n. T., Piano.
value, $780, Miss Lucy Janevsy, 1lmira, \; Y.
0:sr dsy Hose kns
value. 1925; Oscar NJ. Allen, 90. B. 1l2d regimept
Indiana Volunteers. Na.hville; Tenn Watch.
value, $685. Rowland Patterson. 90. d, 10th lows
Veteran Volunteers, Oil Painting, value, 800;
Syracuse, n Y, Gold Watch, value, $3.50; Mrs.
james Ely, Isl Wooster street, corner Bleekers
New York. Oil Painting, value. sle9; Mrs; ,; o.
value. $40; Dr.. j. b. sinclair. No. Main street.
Utica. N. z. framed Engraving, value, $25: Hon.
Luther Dstmold. Washington. p .' ohPsintinss
Were We permitted, we might add many names
to the above list, but many persons object to our
SO doing, We therefore publish no names with out
Letters from various parties throughout the
bic gifts, may be seen on Gle 1t our Office.
LISP OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOB ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
| until you know what you will receive:
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A TWoo DIS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of this machine all others for the
purpose Of nnking Oil Wells, the undersigned IL
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery com rises everything requisite
fos the boring Of oil yelle executing the STAN
(but will be furnished, il desired, at reasonable
priceQ and dspenses with the use Of the derrick
rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures now in use, and is 50 arranged, being CON
easily removed for the purpose Of sinking wells in
The detritus is removed from the well BY our nat.
ent hydranlic process. and does cot require the
not only removes all the detritus in from s to 10
minutes, but likewise efectually clears out and
opens ell the small oil veins that are often
tirsys up by the old process Of sand pumping.
we'll can be sunk from 40 to COS feet within psriod
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
Arrangements are being made for the construe-
ton and delivery Of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg. N. T., and Pittsburg, Pa. For
further inform.ticn, Price. terms. 90; address
York. ap7.3m
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II Massachusetts, and Illinois have both
CLAIMED the honor OF their troops ha wing raised
the first nag over Richmond. An investiga-
tion of the matter has been had, and Governor
Andrew Of Massachusetts, in q letter to Gov
ernor Oglesby, Acknowledges that the silk flag
of the 18th Illinois regiment, was the first lag
displayed in Richmond, on the day OF its cap
sure.
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100 NA H6oN.A 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. Of or srm. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. w
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3o TREASURY MOTIFS.
These notes are issued, under date Of August u,
1854. In denononAtions Of
$50, 500, $500, II 900 and IS 900,
They bearing interest at 1910 Per cent. Per an
mum. and have coupons attached. payable in law
ful money. on February 18th and August 18th OF
each year. The principal win be Paid In lawful
money on August 18th. 1867; or. at the option o
the holder, the notes may then DO exchanged. Of
Par, for
u.s. YIv1TWlNTY BONDS.
redsemable 1t the pleasure Of the Government At
any time after ave years, and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1867, with interest NJ
SIX PIR GENT IN COIN.
payable semi. annually, These bonds are at pres.
snt worth In the market about NINE P1R o1HT
premium. rom which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there II left net
premium upsn the bonds Of Six PER o1NT..
with . prospect OF . much greater value ct the
date Of the maturity Of the Seven THIRTY Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the ~
sraa Issues OF ..4
FIVE PER CINT. TREASURY NoT1B.
allowing accrued Interest thereon. We also tab
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of ail issues ct their current value.
Full Information furnishsd upon application In
person OF By man. $500 - d. -
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND AOLDIR5 OF
7-30 NOTES.
In order to prevent the nutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary Of tho Trsasury han sivsn notice
that tho notes are not nego table unlsss al the
mstursd coupons arg attached.
JAZZ COOKE d co..
feb l.dtf Bankers,
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BANKERS.5
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.

First National Bank
? OF WASHINGTON.
h: D. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke l. Co.. President.
WIN. .. HUNTINe foN. Cashier.
eov1RNMINT DlPosITo1Y
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TH1 UNITED
sTATIs. F-.
asu e., OPPOSITE TIE IlIAsuaY DEPAlTNIH1
government securities with Treasurer United
ta,es t
~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.w
Acting In connection with the house OF
JAY COOKE 4 CO.. a.
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-30 LOAN.
We viii all all orders with promptness and des-
patch. allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all Glasses Of GOVERNMENT
eloURITIEs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED sTAT1B
We purchase Gov eminent v ouehsrs on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prom pt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to n.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS At all times chserfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1865. m 2l.u
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT TO LApIEs.-MApAM WEEbAt IA
eases Ct her residence. No. 225 9Th street wess:
Hours from 10 .. N. to . p. N. for pafncoIsIo
send for . circular. eSIm
a eTRoLoGY. KROusE wlll give
"A Information on al the sns,s: of life. ana IN
ed 1t al hours Of the day and evening Gentle
men 81. Ladies So cent? She csa siso snou
between Pa. Ay. and street. le2 ~.
MADAME R1sT1LL. PEoFsss oa;9r -, Msdin E's..
Of females for thirty years, can be consulted, ss
usual. at 162 Chambers street, New iofn, OF ~
letter, and medicine sent BIZ mail. zArieo OK
single ladies Who REQUIRE .ais and certain tsms
cause can rely upon hSaof,sbrassd inisi 1to,
obstinate cases Of lons standing may ttsauits No.
and never fail. are safe and healthy; price IS
Gan es 0St:nsd At 6a tS M
tons. b! addressing No: ASS New York Pest
street. between and and corner New York
avenue and l4th street. Copyright secured,
mY3l 3pns
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DHILADlLPHIA sTEAMIRS,

pHILAD1LPHIA sTEAM1RS.
New lxlress Line, semi. weekly. between HHIL-
z&5HsHfssaa41oisa "a 1 al AaaEEoHsSa11:
-stssmsrs Maylowsr. Hhiladslphia and 9sorss
Resuisr SALINE days W1DNIsDAYB ana SAT.
URUA rs, from No. II North Wharves, RAilAdel.
phia. and No. 50 Water street, between oongrs0
and High, Georgetown.
Eve "''s spp' JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. 50 Water street, 6eolEetoW0.
Assent In Philadelphia, WH. p. CLYDE. ID
NofLh WhArves.
-Asents in Alsxandris. 1L0W1Rs b BOM1N
10. King 1t. aov6-Q
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feb l-dtf

GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our once has BEEN placed In direct TELEGRAPH
comm aaication with the Gold and Stock 1xchanRe
Rooms In New York, inauIins promptness in the
execution of orders.
Purehases and sales made At the usu al rates.
INST Bankers, $50 Penna. ~.
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IMPORTANT TO YlMALls.

IMPORTANT TO 1lMALls.
DR.. HEEsEMAN's PILLS.
., The eombinstion OF Ingredients in these Pills 10
Dc q
s sss i III
aSae, pain In the side, paIpitation ofsthe heart,
4 3; and aSs a ssss
which arise from interruDticn OF nature. =. ' w.
r DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ment d in esuisrties and Which have
90 soy e .:..s
s S.1s q s.his s
Fl 'A
IF ass FL @S.s i :S$i.:!
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS ..
have been a a.. Standard t Asmsdy for over thirty
classes thsy iny.ia.Sls. s-dseas. ,pfts ecu -
h.,s an Ssriods t.
S sas sses the :,
.s:1s r 10 g.. ;y Bic s IS e..
Plus Sent Sy nsai p,c,npf.y secure from obssrYa.
Fl 81. + a.s ss:s
rsnss1 s. 5. H4s s9sP 9TS
nestiy rseaestsa make imsdisse sstss s s
a cid e e. e h
Warrington. d. c., April l, 1865
NATHAAk5lL 3: TgaIfT.
Sixth srREtTTq W If IahIH AhF "a. Av.su.
Rz-lm = 81 81 -. - 1000 :
FOE N0N-RlI1NTI0N lR INooNTINANOu
stioS - h trddtation hnnammStion OF Ulcer.
Gro sfats GIands Stone In the Biaddsr calculus.
2. ths Bladder, Kidneys and Dropeicsf 6Weii.
UHai t. Ne aALABoLDT1 FLUID 1xfRAoT DO.
SnrrsVaa Syy1nIL1 BoOKe-Ls Robineon
sa g Xssss - 9,1nJcards hui:
tseYrais Les denesS a ~ W.: Cor.
Butts, - bas 0sEsjI1N0E THStoss.s s
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UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND esrtinsatss
~ and recommendat0ry letters have been re-
GENUINE PRAPARAfIONS. many Of which are
nom the highest sources. Including eminent
30. mar IS ON
CUTL1Rs AND OFFERS DIsiRING TO
my2 Ct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
/ AReI sAL1 OF eoylRNMINT MuLIs.


&. FUTURE DAYS. a
r ARe1 sAI1 OF eoV1REMINT auLIs.
ats o..rs.'1s,.::,,,. orc. peg 4 R.s1sss.e..,
win b. mid y sn:t II o. under mss. II %
ton Of Brevst COLONEL Charles q. Tompiins, 4.
9: NJ, tls 0oIr.s, nsar TIE obssfvssory. ID tie
1--WE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES,
which have been used in the Goysr1msnt service.
e: -: s On eonssue
day, unless Otherwise ordered, until the Whole
The mules win be sold .insly to the hi shsst bid.
Terms cash. In Government fund.- ss;r
Brig, Cen. ana Chief I, Ss.. ter
Cto Quarsun,ese,s oeee. Rpa Of Wa.hinsson,l
NorIc1-Ths sSovs sale i sti n Being eont;n.
u us from day to day. and thssevishins to pur
~, - :, s,rs. Gen. and cSi.I ss:;Ssss%.:.s.;
SALl OF GOVERNMENT N0RsIs.
Qxsrsrmaac G.:esrs oee., First Divisto..2
Washinsto1 City, May g, 1855.
bidder. st GiesSoro. B. O.. on " 'A' -'sA'''
F FG1R47 I! g.n Z; J. Isl isss.
f fsRfHasRA June sa =, is 8 1852
TUlsDAY, THuRSDHY. and FRIDAY
q Sas each las sseh thereafter during the month of
TWO HUNDRED o4Hy.AVIRY HoRsns BACH
20. tor rosd ana !armins purposes, many sood bar
Horses sold sinslz: Sale TO commence At 10 q.
Steamboat Tor aissboro viii viii leave 7th street
wasrf' Washington every hour fs9% a a. 70
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDi.f.
vision Quartermaster Generals Once. mysO.tjes0
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRs1s.
o"ay'ma" Gs.s,ars oes: Fs,s Dir;ssssse~'
eaas s e .Sa na%.s the
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
june ], 1855.
LANCASTER PEsS ans 3. "a. THURSDAY
READING. PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY,
WEST CHESTER 1 PsH NJ 'SSIi rHuRs-
DAY, June Is, 1865.
MIFFLIN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURsDAY.
p1rTsRUReu p 2Tns ~ Vs.; qurpsn.v
RI "'A' june p, isss. A. THURSDAY
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. THURSDAY.
p,rrsBuReH p y1ns y, is1S; rHuRsn.v
June %, 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HoRsls
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
NJ Terms cash in United k FITS a. gkfE
Bfevet BriGAQter General, In charge
my 30-tJe29 FIRST Division Q. II. g. o.
SPECIAL SALES 2 e ss.1sRvI0'ADI' DRAFT
Quayts.nastey Generals OTes,
WdSh1nston, d. C., June l, 1865
By direction of tho Quarterm aster General,
there will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the times and places named below, viz:
GIRsBORe, D. D., sATURDAY, Juue 10. 1865.
SAITiMoRE, Nib. WEDN tsDXY. June neil Ii. 1865.
"1LllAAsPoRr' Pee isss SATURDAY, June H.
w,sroH1sr1R' pA isssl SATURDAY. June H.
GI!sBoRO, D. c.. SATURDAY, June II. 1865.
GIESBOR0, D. @, MONDAY, june 10, 1865.
GIEsBQR0, p sATURDAY, June "a. 1865:
S SITgsRIRR hSFPAKb 59p. III ,9ss
GI1sBORO. D. O., SATURDAY. July i. 1855
Two hundred eerviceable Draft Horses ct each
An opportunity to purchase . superior class Of
Draft Herses at far than their true value, is
a .n f ths & The ani~as tho9fh
the army. md must Be ssid. ISs attsn ton u
is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold slngly. Sales to commence at 10 3.
m Terms cash, in United States currency.
Steamboat for Gissbsro will leave Seventh
street wharf, Washin gton, every hour frSm .,
m: to 6 p. N: JAMES A. EK1N,
sion Q. NJ g. 0. je 3'25t
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-@A o. s. MAIL LINE \

v. % IA hANA' - 1Ik -
4 esl36FRoM BALTIMORE. $3.50
FOB FORT MONROE. NORFOLK. CITY POINT,
AND RICHMOND, DAILY.
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Win leave the Union Dock foot of Concord street,
FORT Mos snalyE 4 A ( B s n iFo VA.
Conn Getting at Port Monroe with 9 line OF first
c Cfr ie P0fNT a AND r RIc fao va
RETURNING,
WILL LlAyE RICHMOND AT A. NJ. DAILY.
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave
Norfolk at "a P. NJ. and arriving in Baltimore
in time for the Easter n and Western trains, and
for Warrington City. D. O.
The steamers of this line navigate the James
River going and returning, entirely in daytime,
giving passe gers ample time to see the fortlncs'
tious, and all ether objects Of interest.
TICKETS for the above places can be had On
board of the boats. ..o,
Fare from Baltimore to F ES5fS%Ie Monroe. ss ss
Through tickets from B.s0 to G EshP Psin ss9
~ state roems and meals extra.
g. The state room accommodations are unsur'
passed, and the table is well supplied
" Passengers taking the lis train from
PHILADELPHIA will make connection with
~ Passengers taking the 500 A. n. train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine In Bali-
~ PASSENGERS taking the sP. NJ train from
WASHINGTON make sas ny pes sa,s
HIGH o,CONNoR. P:Menssr AGENT. jes II
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LUMBEk DEALER, aEf-fJAz
B1xIH STREET WEST. Mar PA. AVENUE

xns,N0A yyy1nIL1 BOOKB-Le RoSinso1
1,ii Ss,:s e 2ssss S,1njcssd ssUi:
NY ~. sXHcneess 0ostee a,AndsfsS1: Con.
Hsits, - tn NsE ajI1N0E THSLoSs.. n
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DOTOMAO EMANCIPATION LINE.

The steamer Q. yAEplggILTxi n leave Bal.
timors every TUESDAY 1V1NING H.
for Alexandria. Washington, and Ezsz3e7E1S
Returning will leaye her wharf. l01 water e ;,
O'Clock, and Alexandria at O'Clock, touching
1T All the usual landings on the Potomac riyer:
For freight and passage apply to MORGAN,
RHINEHzRT & CO.. IOf Water street, George
town. and al street, between 18th and 14tn'
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
WIsT JERSEY BAIL ROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE MAY.

Commencins SATURDAY, June 10. 1865, and
until July LIST, whom another 80 ~ 60
S 2. pess..r Train each way wil449
leave Philad elphis. from foot OF walnut street,
$50 .. m, Express, stepping only at the principal
2op. M. PASSENGER. dps Ct q p: m: - p.,,.
road from Washington and Baltimore.
A. frsieht Train WI leavs Usmaen aS,s'eA-
Passengers and their personal ssgssss viii be
Cape Islspd without additional charge.
Horses and carriages, Is we'll as all descriptions
of freight, may be sent BY this train.
Light articles received in Philadelphia before
eX q. m. VIII be sent by this train.
Returning will leave
Cape May at $50 .. m, due at 9.45 m.
Do ats, m. dos Pm.
On the frst of July another train will be added
leaving Cape May at g .. NJ. and Philadelphia ~
$50 D. m through in ga hours.
For Information in reference to freight apply
in Phiiadel phia to WALTER FREEMAN, Gen
eIsl Agent, 2l0 South pslaxs,e avenue; NOR
J; BARRON, Camden; JAMES rN !. L r. Cape
Philadelphis June 5, 1866. je dtSepl
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M o n Y y n o
NOTICE.
The POTOMAC FIRRY COMPANY having OBJ
. lease of the wharf at Mount Yer. & assa.RS
non, An excursion steamer viii 30 -. =.
FRIDAY, June 2. at 10 O'Clock = n maklnE reg
ular trips thereafter on MONDAYS. WEDN1s.
DAYS and FRIDAYS OF each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon end return, including
admission to the Groundsi >; pYavrou
nv N.3Gt Genersl Superintendont
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MRS. BROoKFIILD, Of Kanssss can be cor
1t her room, on X street. one door east Of 50
street, in the rear Of Douglas Hospital s eas
Astrologsrs Of the age. She guarantee satis-
faction 70 all those who may give her call
dollar. feo IL an
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i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. fU0iTT.
with whom AZ persons indebted 20 me are ear
in order to facilitate the CLOSING up Of the aasirc
ofths old concern: J06EeH RUGITT.
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IL" once ago Penn'a avenue,
between "a and 9Th streets.
Offers . certain and speedy cure, eff 90NORHnA,.
GLElTa BUBo, sYPHIL1S, sTRIETguRi. S SIM
WHITlS, SUPPRESSION OF TIE MlNsls,
DISEASE OF THH LUNGS. LIVER, kIDNEYS.
&c, dc.
Having had many years experience in the prac-
tice OF those diseases the doctor bids dahance to
all competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of venereal diseases cured in one
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him ct his ONCE from to o CLOCK daily.
2p1t
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a RESOLUTION TO pay certain claims.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Soard o.
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetolcn
hardt the sum Of twenty. six dollars; to Adams
Express Company four dollars; to publishers OIL
Chronicle eight dollars; and to publishers OF
National intelligencer nine dollars and fifty
cents, ~ per bills rendered
Approved May n, 1866.
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FOR SALE.-A No. FIRE PROOF SAFE
u -Herring's patent Apply at this office.
Oc 1G--tf
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POLICE REPORT. M AGIsTRATEs' OFFICE
Vim. Murray, for disorderly conduct, was fined
ST and COSTS and discharged.
James Banks, negro: for stealing corn from
the premises of Patrick and James Gafany,
was committed to Jail to await examination
before the next term Of the County Court.
David Middleton and W1n Johnston, TOR
disorderly conduct, were fined $50, and dis
charged
Joseph Brown, negro, for shooting in the
street, was fined 50. so and discharged.
MAYORS OFFICE VIM Chandler, negro,
proprietor of a house Of entertainment, for
permitting unlawful gambling on his premises,
was fined $50, and ordered to appear before
the County Court.
Nathan Addison, Abraham Marbury, and
three or four others, all negroes, arrested by
the night watch for gambling, were each fined
So. SO and discharged.
John Seaton, for disorderly conduct, and for
threatening the life Of VIM. Henry Morgan,
both negroes, was fined $3.50, and held In
the sum Of 800 security to keep the peace for
one year. Pending the payment Of the above
fines, the large crowd Of negroes who had col
lected a;,>ut the door Of the office were order
ed to disperse, but some OF it's components re-
fusing to obey the officer, the Mayor comman-
ded 8 sufficient force to bring the disorderIy
characters before him. Some three or four
were then arrested, but after being duly lee
tured, they were dismissed.
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DIED

AT Locust Shade Rappallannock county Va the 14th
{ult Mrs. A[ARGARET Ann GREEN: wife Of Col Charles
Green. -<r@-
On the 18th instant in Warrenton at the residence of his
nephew Mr.. W. II. Gaines THOMAS FOSTER in the 18th
year Of his age, Of disease Of the heart lis sickness was
proraced through several MONTHS and though painful
and severe he bore it with irnness and resignation.
He was inferred or Sunday at htewood near the Plains
the late residence Of his deceased broher Isaac Foster
AtRosedale d. c. Oh the 9th inst, LUCY A. QUEsENBER
ApY daughter Of Elizabeth and the late n Quesenberry Of
King George county, Va in the 10th year of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13

When we quoted the wish Of coteml orary,
the other day. "for a ho1se-or gallon Of
oysters we did not know that our present
was to come next-and shat, in the shape OF q
fine pig for roasting-''a suckling,' such as
Charles Lamb makes Ella describe such as
the lovers Of delicacy like this might desire -
such as would ''grace any board"-with his
crisp skin ard tender meat prepared for the
cook by cur friend, Mr.. Geo. Bossart, who
selected the innocent 1--WE can't help again
quoting Lamb, in such connection; and sent
by him as a kind remembrance. Mr.. Bossart
will please receive our thanks and assurance
that if all his pigs were like the one he sent Us
he will have orders for them instanter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13

We learn that the Government Steam Fire
Engine, No. l, which has been in this place
fer the last three years, has been transferred to
the Washington Fire Department, and was
carried to Washington to day. Probably En-
CINE No. 2 will be removed to Washington
also, in about two weeks The Fire Depart
ment here, after that: will have to rely upon
its own engines and hose. There are only two
acting companies and Engines in this place:
viz: the Friendship and Sun, and the Hose is
said to be much out Of order,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13

CIRCUIT CoURI.-The November term Of
the Circuit Court for this county, Judge b. <.
Snead, commenced this morning. A Grand
Jury was EN- panneIed and charged, in lengthy,
but appropriate manner, by the the Judge,
Several petit jurors were called, but dismissed
till Tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONs.-Tbe sub

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS The sub
& ; scriber calls the attention Of buyers to his
stock Of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, con-
ssting in part Of Fulled Cloths, Satinest, Case
n1ereS, Hosiery, Linseys, Domestic Ginghams,
Brown and Bleached Cotton, Dress Goods,
Balmorals, Handkerchiefs, Gloves Hoopskirts,
Shawls. Woolens. Hoods, Sontags, and a general
assortment Of Notions; ali Of which have been
purchased for cash, and will be sold from this
time with the view to closing out the entire
stock during the present season. All who wish
to purchase MAJ find it to their advantage to
give Us q call. J. T. JOHNSON,
oct IQ--tf III. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-13
MARRIED.

On Tuesday the It'll Of Nov, at Spring HILL Fanqncr: CO.,
Va the residence of the brides mother, by the Rev Mr.
Landstreet GEORGE SLATER esq, Of Baltimore, Md, to
ELLEN the eldest daughter of the late George ascoc and
gr4lnldaughter'of Aqniia Glascock, esq.