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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-05

OlueF,
Ale,
Pickles,
Calsups,
Sauces,
Cove Oysters, Lobstors MackereL
Candles Pie Fruit, Brandy FtulI
Preserves, Snutf, Spices
Mustard, sar ines, Cigars,
Rsisins, vermiceIM MaccrOnL
Condensed Milk Almonds, Matches,
Crackers, Salt syrupS
Yeast p, wders. Backing Bluekins b"'Ae'
Brooms, Buckets, Twlne,
Copperas, Manila Line, Gum Fa'Ans
Packing Yarn, Oakum, Emory
Deck Buckets, sc,ubbipg Brushes
Lanterns, Signal Lanterns. Bod'
Metallic Paint, Hay F0'1"
shuek4, Corn, Cracked Corn
Oats, Peas, Bran,
Meal Seconds, Grt5,
FERTILIZERS.
Pacific Guano,
Fish Guano.
Super Phost hate Of Lime,
Sand PLASTER,
Bone Flour.
building Materials.
Lime,
Plssters Hair
/ Notice.
We are paying the highest market
prices for
Hides,
Peltry,
Tallow,
BeeswaN,
Wool.
And will contract for the future delFeI
of
White Oak
Pipe Slaves
JOHN II. MARSHALL 4 Co.
SUCCESSORS TO POMEROY * MAsHAL+
No. 13, North Commerce St.
Mobile, Ala.
Sept. 1lth-d6m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-05

Senate met.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Napier. :,
Mr.. King from the judiciary commit
tee, reported adversely to the following
entitled bill: :
"An act to prevent fraudulent transac-
tions in cettop."
"An act to regulate the rate OF interest,"
and for other purposes.
San act to define the powers OF exam
lining courts in criminal cases.
"An act to amend the 9Th section OF an
act TO establish in the county OF warren
an inferior court of criminal jurisdiction.
All of said reports were received ano an
agreed to, which defeated all OF said oiiis'
Mr.. King, from the same comnnIttee,
recommended the passage OF House
bill, entitled An act to amend the gro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01

New York, May 81.
The Persia, which left Liverpool on the
20th and Queenstown on the evening ol
the 2lst Of May, arrived here At 3 O'Clock
this p. m.
In the House OF Commons on the 10Th
Mr.. Griffith asked Lord Palmerston il
his attention had been drawn TO . proc
lamation Offering el0O. 600 reward for
the apprehension Of JEFF. Davis, and
whether By such, minister's were pre-
pared to make any representations to the
United States Government ~ to the
treatment of Southern leaders.
Pslmsrstoslpid that the only reply he
could give Was, that Her Msiesty's Gov
eminent have NO intention of attempting
any interference With the affairs Of tho
United States. lReceived with cheers. |
A Paris correspondent of the Morning
Herald asserts that the news Of The open
ing 81 recruiting Offices for Mexico in
New York and Washington created an
immense sensation. The Paris Moni-
teur Iefrains from naking sny allusion
to it.
The general impression is that Napoleon
will not&.and il, aud will direct French
hset to intercept any recruits for Juarex.
Strange rumors we're ahoat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
The National Debt-Pennsylvania Rsg-
imeuts 0eiag Uome.


Washington. May 81.
II is understood tbat statemest Of ths
public debt to June lst is being prepared
Tor publication. The0bndition Of the
Treasury is most favorable. There are
and hsvs been for scms time no unpaid
acquisitions on the Treasury, excepting
for pay Of the army. Every demand Of
the Paymasssr General is promptly met,
sufficient funds having already been placed
to the credit Of the Paymastsr 70 meet I'll
back dues and bounties accruing to the
armies about to be disbandsd 20 lar -
known. A recent order.of the War De-
partment directs the Adjutant Genersl of
the army to designate places Of rsndes.
vous in the respective States in which
regiments after muster out will be for
warded for prompt payment.
The Pennsylvania regiments have COM
menced leaving Washington for home.
Eight regiments have slready gone and
others will be forwarded ~ rapidly az
trsns portasion can be furnished, the Off
ces having been active and efficient in
communicating their rolls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ srarK oy Iowa, LEE CoUsrT-ss.
BY virtue OF general execution tp directed ss Ell
b. the Clark OF the District Court county in fa.or
Of Philip feil- and azsIst Il r Reid J have ievs.d
and will seli to the highest bidder the fron door
OF the Clerks Office Of the district Court Of Lee Comfy
Iowa. at keokuk, in said county the lst day OF
July, A. d. 1865, between the hours OF clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock p M commencing al 2oeiock r NJ of said
Day, the following property, towIf AL the right title
AMI interest of said Il. l. Reid and to the fnosng
real estate, to VII: efS-c 81, Tp e5 ", being
part Of Nassau Addition TO the city of keokuk Lee
county Iowa also part dissection 81 township o5
~esf ssiu~ed Is,and. also In the fractional
northwest quarter of section 3 tosn-hip -, ranfe
est sitnatsd NasaH Island slee southwest quarter
Of SECTION township S. range west; s-o, the Gndyi
rsded Il ct south i fractional sctson Il township 60.
range vest slso ID west qaSrter Of section town
ebip cs west a's west half Of section 3s town
sp e. west also, northeast qrarter of section
b. township q, range west; also fractional south vest
artsr Of section le township 81, weat All OF
ssid i4rds situated in lee county, 1aws.
Taken levied upon and 20 be sold TO satisfy said writ
ofexecutionL
keokak. June ], 1866. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee % o.. thul Sheriff of Lee County, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
From Warrington
New York, Nay 81.

The Herald's Washington correspond
ent says: 3F i#ks obs e1as
JEFF Davis is expected to arrive here
to-day, and will be srraigned soon after
his arrival.
Lougstreet has received permission to
v,sit Washington on private business.
During the month The Treasury De-
paTtment has placed to the credit Of the
Paymsster General to pay the soldiers
$85 500, ,0J0. All other requisitions upon
the Treasury have also been promptly sat.
is6ed. N.}t {E
The Hersld's New Orleans correspop.
dent says:
After the PsssKisut's proclamation Gen.
Candy is making srrapgements for the
opening of the military lines to trade.
Gen. Warren fas assumed command ol
his department at Vicksburg.
The Times Washington special says
Ill eastern troops belonging 70 Shernaa't
army have been ordered TO report 10 Gen
Augur At Washington. N M
The western troops will move west in
eight days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
GHERIFF'S SALE.


ny virtue OF general execution directed issued
ny the Clerk Of the District Court said county in favor
of rum seiie and aInst IL Riii have levied up.
on and will sell TO the highest bidder at the fro,t door
nf the Clerks Once of tile District Court Of Lee county
Iowa AZ keokuk, IN said county on the day of Juy
a d. 1900, between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock r. NJ, commencing at el@ck p. VI Of said day
the following property, towit Lois and 2 in beck
%, all hs right title and interest of the sail T Rid
IN block Ia the city Of heokuk lee county lows.
~ feet on he west eide Of bio & il of bicck lots
In block " ots To- ii IL iosk G. lots S. O. IL and
IL in blocks ts 2 8 10 aud Il In bi ck Q; Of tie
iractoDs hiock the riveF bloc lots T. B.
O. l. AID in beck IL; balfor fractional bio3k in
'front.' OF block IL the all block Il all fra-
t5nal block front Of block i2 oa the river Rtaf df
fractional bioek block II OH the riy all OF
block ld; Lst4 e. 4 g. 10 block IL lots l. g.
u anil u IN black ~ lots 7, s. ., Il, II AID L. in bok
q; lots j. 2, 3, !, and In block ~ lots g. To- IL
sni L IN block So lots l. 2 and block 2 lots
l. q In hlock 3d. ali of blok s5: lots and IN
silcck 81; lot. l. \ and Lt ck ~ all Of block
ST. lots IL ii AMI II ia block So loti In lock 5t
all o. block 5s lot. se, TO- and II in hocz g.:
and In block -, la tie city of KeokEk, Lee couhy,
Iowa
Taken, levied upon, and to be sold to satisfy said writ
of execation.
keoknk, June !, 1865 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
krsnfes's Fee So thH sheriff Of tee Co. Ie~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01

aoAiss iavias thsn 70 follew ~ patl fol
thsy nay - soasthisg aod ksar some.
thing tbat nay distarb their philosophy,
With sincere respect,
(Sigusd w. T. 6RRaxAs,
Maj Gen. Oomfg.
10 1t. Gen. U. 8. Grsat,
Gsaseal-in- Chief, Washington. D. G.
p. 8. Al hr. Stanton . singular paper
has been Published ! demand that this
also b nsde public, thosgh | IN 10 10
mAassr responsible TO the press bat to
the lsw aad my proper supsfiorsI
(Signsd) w. T. sHsa1AH,
Asj. Gen. Connsh hdiog.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Washington, MAY 81

The Western troops Of the army Of
Georgia broke camp at Bladsnsburg this
morning and commenced moving west by
way of the Bsltimore g. Ohio railroad -
By order Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant all places
where liquor is sold along the line OF the
railroad will be closed uatil the movement
is ocmplcsed
Maj. ten. Sherman has signiied his
intention of leaving Washington this
evening for Cincinnati, where he will e.
tabiish the headquarters Of the south
western military district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Washington, May 81

Z
Charles Fl. Corwaii, some time since
eonvieted of sbstrac.ing bonds from the
Redemption Bureau, has been sentenced
10 pay fine of $1,000.
The President has made the following
appointments for North Carolina
Diet. Judge r r Bick; Unised States
Marshal W. X Richardson; Dist. Attor-
pey Cnas. Mason; Postmaster OF Raleigh,
Col. J. G. Rust. and all the aprointees
Are Of North Carolina.
The government has under advisemeni
the question Of ccionizing all the Indians
kribes between lava aud the Rocky
Mountains in the reservation somewhere
On the northern border Of Mantana ard
Da ,oiah, with the British possessions ad.
joining as an unlimited hunting ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
TAe Assassi.stiss 1rial.
Washington, My Is.

Washington, n y Is.
Hartman Richter. . cousin Of Ashcroft
testified that the prisoner came 70 hi
house in Montgomery county, Md, on III
Saaday after the assassination Of tb,
President and remained there unti
Thursday morning. He did not |attemp p
to hide himself and Was willing 70 90 viii
the rest Of us.
Mr.. Dusten 40 counsel for AtSero.
ssases that he intended to set up The Pile.
Of insanity, and for this purpose bid sum
monsd relatives and friends Of Aiseroti',
living thousands Of miles away who hay.
not yet arrived.
Wm. 8. Arnold testified as to biz
brothers whereabouts in Baltimore city
and country from the 2lst of March L
the lst Of April, when the prisoner vent
70 Fort Monroe, giving " witness his pis-
tol and kuifs.
Frank Arnold, also . brother to the
prisoner, testified that the latter went ia
Fort Monroe % enter upon employment.
John 7. Ford, proprietor Of thS thss-
ter Vas called 70 the stand and VIZ asked
BY the defense whether Booth ever applied
- him to employ Chester, the actor
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham
objected 70 the question.
Mr.. Ewing contended that the Question
vas pertinent. Arnold Lad made volun.
sary confession that there WAS plan ID
capture the President which Che ester id
his testimony corroberated. The object
in propounding the interogatory was TO
show that Booth had nobody in the thea
ter 70 assist him. An answer 10 the
question was important in justice to
Spangler. Assistant Judge Advocate
Bingham said this vas rot question OF
relevancy, therefore it was absolutely nm
necessary 10 ask it.
The Court sustained the Assistant
Judge Advocates objection.
John I. Ford, Manager of the theaser,
was recalled. lie Was shown the rope
found in Spsngler's carpet bag and said
IL might have been used in crabbing or
for other purposes. The witness was in
Richmond when the assassination OCCUR.
red.
II. Clay Ford testified tha. be is the
Treasurer Of the theater. He knew the
President intended coming to the thsater
st 1880 in .. m. Booth vas at the thea
Ter at noon, but he did not tell Booth the
seats had been eagaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
New York, Nsy 81.

New York, May 81.
The steamer Eagle brings Hsvan,
dates to the 9th. ~ : 9
The Stonswsll was delivered. to the
Captain General Is deposit to await in.
structions from the homo Government q
to Whist disposition will be made of her
She will probably Be delivered up 70 the
United States.
Mexican I'D vices are from Vera Cruz
the 9Th.
Ga that day Elk Americans we're arrest
ed and no reason assigned.
The place was garrisoned BY only 800
troops. 1t was 30 also 1t PuebIa. All
troops that could be spared wsre sent ont
after guerrillss. > So
Juarre.' troops were appearing in I'll
directions.
President Jeffraid. of Hayti, was as
the head of 5000 men 70 put down an
insurrection. The rebels, it is said, had
of the Capital.
1t was said the rebels would attack the
as soon as the Spaniards had
evacuated the island. l#
Gen Francis Joseph is st the head of
the Provisional Government.
Gfest suffering is experienced in Ja-
malcs, owing to The drouth.
Capt Mofsiu left Ter Galveston on the
0 vi on tie 26th,
Some of the officers aud crew Of the
Powhattan were insulted in drinking
ssioon by having rebel flag spresd out
in front Of them They tore the flag to
pieces and a fight ensued, which vas
ended by the interference of the authori.
ties.
On the 25th Chief Justice Chase ar
rived, and left for Mantausas on the 26th.
Captain Psye, Of the Stonewall, is 60
ing to Galveston. Other rebel officers
have gone to Mexico. a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Cincinnati. May 81.

A. 80
The Gasette's Washington special says
the amnesty proclamation was received
with great Satisfaction by loyal mss.
SenA.oss Hui. Howell, Cobb and Sec'y
Mallory arrived u Nashville Tuesday. :
: Gan. Wilson issued aa order as Macon,
Ga. on the 26ih inst. prohibiting the
rebel legislature from assembling asd
6bdnssiing the people u pavsss ~ Ssations
promising protsesien By the United Slater
GOvernmeGt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Washington, May 81.

Washington, May 81.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Sc
A naval court msrtial having found
Mr.. SiuDs, of Philadelphia, naval con.
tractor, the seuior member Of VIM.
S.mms 4 Son. guilty Of fraud upon the
Uaited States and ~iilfol neglec. OF duty,
said court did impose the following sen
teuce: Tue court do therefore sentence
the accused VIM. T. Sinns TO pay TO The
Uhited States the sun OF $1,000. aud tha,
lac be confnsd In such prison or place
Of confinement as may be designated BY
the Hon. Secretary OF the Navy until the
fne is paid. j. v. Fox,
Acting Secretary Of The Navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Washington. Nav 81

Il order to recruit the regular regi,
men.s As soon as practicable the Adjt.
General will opeu recruiting stations st
such points as ctfsr reasonable prospect
OF eulisting good man.
All eastern troops in Shermsn's army
have been orderei BY the Secretary oi
War to repors To Gen. Aueur. They viii
be immediately sent To their homes
poid of and mustered out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Washington, May 81.
The following official circular has just
been Issued:
Department of State,
Washington. May Z9.{

been Issued:
Department of State,
Washington. May 20.
Sra: A copy Of the Prssident's am
nessy proclamation Of this date ia hero
With appended. By chuas il the in
s,ramens the Secretary Of S,sss is direct.
cd TO establish rules and regulations for
administering md recording the amnesty
oath So - to insure its benefits TO the
people and guard the Government against
fraud.
Pursaaat to this injunction you bro in
lormsd that tho oath prescribed Lu the
proclamation may be taken and subscribed
TO before sny commissioned officer, civil,
military or naval, in the service of the
United States. or any civil or military
cfiicsfu uf . lUysi State ar Territory, vhr
~ the laws Thereof nay Be qualified for
administering m oa,h.
All officers who receive such oAths are
hereby authorized TO give certified copies
thereof TO the persons respectively by
whom they wsrs made, and such officers
are hereby reqaired to TRANSMIT the origi.
nails of such osths At as early day u
may be convenient, to this Department,
where they will be deposited and remain
ia the srchives Of the Government. A
register thereof Will be kept in the De-
rartment, ard On applics.ion 10 proper
cases certificates viii be issued of such
records 10 The customary form Of ssch
certificates.
I am, sit, your obedient servant,
WA. III. SswARB, Seo'y of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
New York, May 81

New York, May 81.
The Uaitsd States steamer Vanderbilt
has arrived.
She towed the rebel ram Columbia from
Charleston to Hampton Roads and the
monitor OnoGdsga from Hsnpton Roads
to this port.
The Cuba took out 1920, 900 and 20C
passengers TO day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Louisville. Nav 81,

Loa'ss,ile, may 0l, d
The trial of Chief Justice 'Jcshua F..
B ,llett terminated % day in the Kentucky
Legislature Bath branches sustained the
address Of the Com uissiossrs and re q usst
= the Governor 20 remove him ftom 6fiee.
q. Gen. s. Upton and AlsxAndas azlfyed
- to-day. 7as'ses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Burlinaton, Vt. Nay 81.

Castlsman and Murray, the rebel off.
GERS arrested here last evening, will b
cent to Gen. Dix tonight, Murray 10 re-
ported to be major and brothe rim Law
Of the rebel Gen. Morgan. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Nashville, Nav 81,

NbSUVllUs - a.
Hon. Judge Catron. Associate Judge
of tho Supreme Court of tho United
States, died in this oity last evening.
t---2sa. Joha G. Bradley Col. Nicholas
Davis and Judge Parsons. Of Alabama,
are here On fcuss for Washington. to con-
fer with the President relative TO the REQ
ognition Of the civil government Of Ala
bama.
III The aassh Of the State Bank are now
being counted.
Howell Cobb was paroled to visit bis
family.ss
Secretary Mallory and Senator Hill left
yesterday for Fort Warren.
The rebel o6osrs II The State Bank
Battle and Dunlap, are outscn parole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
New York. Nav 81.

The Commercials Washington special
says;
President Johnson is preparing an Of
fetal announcsment of the restoration Of
peace. He is opposed to military t1ibu-
nails, and will hassao more Of them.
II is now understood that Davis will be
tried before . special term Of tho Distric,
Court, with fun bench Of Judges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Cairo, May 81.

Cairo, May 81.
Gen. Candy by order Of the President
.instructed Gen. Warren, commanding the
Depastnent OF Miss. not 70 recognise any
sofiivers of the Confederate or southern
within the limits Of his COM
,mAnd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
New Orleans, May 26.

New Orleans, Nay 25.
/ A Telegram announcing tho removal Of
Gen. Banks aud the appo ,nsment Of Sher-
,dan caased much comment. A majority
bf the people seem to be pleased white
part regret the removal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
Boston, May 81

\ Boston, May 81.
A dispatch 10 the Transcript says:
j Gen. Banks is ordered TO report at
Wslsham, Massachusetts,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01

S1rNoTICR-In consequence OF the great length ~
tanchon no other piece will be performed With h and
tsat al may witness It's conmeneraent. The time for
ratsieg the curtain will be changed hereafter 10
Beats may be reserved by parties OF Ladies aud Gen.
ueeien BY application at the Theatre from = a M
For cast Of Character incidents Ac See bils Of shs
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
In Rehearsal Uaeis Toms Cabin, or Lifi
Ameag the Lewly.

ADMISSI0N-Drees Circle and paroustts 70 c,s
Family Circle, IS Cts.
Doors open ut ~. Performance will commence st
sL precisely. tu,r1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
es5a,
New York, Nay 81.
Gold tonight 1874.

1hssmaa's Letter 70 0rast.
Nsu York. Nay 81.
An abstract Of Ges. Sherman's report
covering important points is pablished.
Il contains Tho following despatch to Gen,
Grsst:
Headquarters Nil. Div. Miss. j
in the Field,
Raleigh. N. c.. April 20, '65. J
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
RheunatiSnl Cured
IN THREE DAYS!

Ihave in my possession medicine which hrorsht
with from Europe that has failed to the
and painful Of fAetHsasSs which it
has been tried am stopping At the
Barrett House,
On Rondean street. snd be Consulted Saturdays
| OF each week. Charges moderate.
mxy29 Gil. WElNbEEG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-01
THE CRICKET,

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nm aNoE AND ALkAANDRiAR r.. r..

&Ae 9e 80
InRSySH nv Rail ER ~ R MAsNH5SSroS
On And after Friday. Sept. ., 1855, the Trains on
. TRAINS SOUTH.
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Arriv. At Riehpead ., 500 ;. n and ss m
Arr'' q l'nfifSS%SES s s sS h +. and go m
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Arrive a W..hinstsn at 80 ,. m. and SIS :. n.
3 On sundsys leave W ashinetsn At 20 n m oniy
Local freight train leaves Alex andris at 80 a.
Gordonsyille at Il, S p m and arrives at AleYan.
drta At 500 p. m. Through freight leaves Ale. an.
drfa 1t 90 .. m. and arrives At Luxembourg at IIo
2 m Lave ~ neheurs ~ SO .. m. and arrive at
Passengers Tor WArrentoa win take the , 20 a. m
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Passengers by the e.s .. m. and us p m trains
from Lynchburg, and the % q. IN. and Is D m.
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having . continuous rail from New York TO Lynch
' Il Also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run M.n.s-
Sp.r, Orange and Gsrdcn.viile, where many Of
the late great battles were fought;
Tickets can be procured in Adams kKpress
building, opposite the b. o. X. Il. Pepot in
Trains leave the corner OF lst and q streets,
General efintendent.
]. M BR0ADUS, .,
Alexandria, Sept. III 1855. se6-u