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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
~ ALUABLE REAL AND PER:oNAL

~ ALUABLE REAL AND PERGCNAL
V ESTATE AT PGBLIg EACGriGS.-
Under authority Of the last will and Testament
Of Peter TrisleI, decd, I-l.ail offer at publ"
at II O. clock 81 ;, in iroHt % he Mayer 0tiic.:
inthe City of Alexandria, Virginia, the ioloa;-
ing valuable real ana personal estate:
fine ..EIRGINIA- HOTEL. properts in
said city of Al xanaria, st -thc Corner Of King
and Peyton Street, containing i6 bed rooms
parlor, dining room, bar room, s:abIing Tor ~
horses and all necessary outbuildlngs III eN-
.cellcnt condition.
I 81 Lot OF GROUND with q frame house
thereon, on Pcyt1n street, adjoining the proper
a LOT OF GROUND on Duke street near
lyopposite the 'Soldier's Rest
"A TRACT OF LIS Nd, in the county Of Fair
fax Va called ''Mount Polk, = 3 miles from
Alexandria adjoining The land Of Mrs. Virgin
about 100 acres. The land is iha good state Of
cultivation and well enclosed
a TRACT OF LAND in the said county OF
Fairfax. about d! miles from Alexandria, al
Joining Mrs. Virginia Scott, James Talbot and
and others, and containing about 100 acres.
The specific quantity Of ground, in the said
lots, and farms. will be furnished on the day Of
sale. ,........-...,.... 81. .1...s Z,
Also s., 300 Of the Capital Stock of The Bank
of the Old Dominion. @5
Terms Of Sale;--The real estate, will be sold:
for onr-third cash, and the residue in two equal
payments, of six and twelve months, secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser with good personal
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale;
the title to be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. Conycyancinga and stamps at cost
of the purchaser. ~" -. .. '..
The Bank Stock will be sold for cash.
D. ....... DAVID G.. WATKINS,
Executor of the last will and testament
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

INVALUABLE LOT FOR sALE:-WiIl be
v sold at Public Sale in front Of the Mayor 5
Office, at II clock, on Tncsday, 1prm3, 1856,
the VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the
n orth side Of King street, between Royal and
Pitt streets. The lot is d feet 81 inches on
King street, and IS feet deep, the property Of
Sercpta Lodge, No. 4G, I. 0. O. +.
Terms made known day of sale.
GEO X. WILMER,
NIL 1O-td President Board OF Trustees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
a MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD. .
By order of the Board of Public Works.
adopted January 60, 1866, a meeting of the he
be held at the court house in Alexandria. on,
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April next, for
the purpose of electng officers and the transac
ton of any other business that may come before
them. y. VI. nEh NDOITi
NH 5-1awtd Sec. of Board Of Public Works
TOR RENT-The long established DR. GEsaa
z GOODS STAND corner King and Pitt zEH
streets (adjoining, American Telegraph Oflcell IS
now for rent. 1t has been greatly improved by
two large Sky-lghts depth of Store 100 feet
Also Four Offices in second story for rent. En-
quire of u NJ = LOl'.
mar If .-.s..-. .-..----
TOR RENT THE STORE east, and adj
joining my dry goods store. 1t is hand
somely fitted up, and one OF the best stands in
town for business. .',..
NH 13-3t }. NJ. SIEW AKI.
TOR SALE.--A superior two horse SPRING
WAGON (half springs suitable for mar
keting purposes. Enquire at this office =
NH 9--3t .
r IME FOR SALE by the barrel or in guam
/ 1 titles to suit by j. G. MILBURN,
NH 14-tf opposite the market.
GIMPsoN & BRO,
BOOT AND SHOE DEALSRS'
No. s.. Royal Street,
Jan 15-tf (H. l.. Simpsons Old SLand.l
.- 49,,
nFFlCE BUILDING EOh SALT -; w III
" be sold on ACCOMMODATING terms inc w.
story brick house No. CS. Prince street. next to
the Gazette Office. Apply to----- ,-.:.. ~
NH PIN T. A. BREWIS & CO..
-- -, $500 : = =
store and for sale DIe'l BY "'i KNoS q SMITH,
NH l3-lm - NO: 26Alng street
CEED OATS.
~ 300 bushs prime heaVy Seed VatS' just
received ana for sale by c,,,,,r,,
NH 12-7m = No. 26 King street
mn IN -: 80. = -
TIDERl CIDER Just RECEIVED hr ST.
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10AN SACKS G. A. and FINE SALT,
iOOV in store ana for sllc BY
NH Gin T. a. BREWIS & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
1Y JOHN r. PAERoTT, EUcTIcNEEE.

NOR SALE.--Mv farm, known rs Federal
4 HILL containing FORTY TWO ACRES.
situated one and a half miles from Alexandria:
State of cultivation improved with good two
story FRAME DWELLING. BARN, f{aMa::3:
DAIRY, and all necessary out-buildngs;; FILL :S!:
well OF excellent water at the door Good peach
and apple orchard. This place commands Il
magnificent view Of Alexandria. Washington,
Fort Washington and Potomac River, and IN
point Of health is uncqualled.
Application should be made at once, as this
place must be disposed of by the 18th.
For further particulars enquire on the prom
isns. or address MRS. ANN b. HARPER,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Alexandria P. o.
p. S---If not disposed Of before the 18th, the
same will, on that day at Il o clock m. be sold on
HOLD and KITCHEN FL RNITU RE, Farm
ing Implements, Wagons, Cows. small quantity
Of Hay and Straw. No postponcment on account
of weather . .....-.. - - ..... NH 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
II KITCHEN FURNlTU RE:-Will be sold
on Wcduesdny, the 14th day of March. instant,
at No. 81, south Water street, u 8 O'Clock,
valuable lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc The furniture il Of good quality, and is
in good condition. J. a. STO
NH 10-2t# AuctiOnccr.
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~ r OC f Els.

Sd We are now receiving from New York, a we'll
selected and full supply of GROCERIES, Ii
QUORS, &C., consisting in part of Porto Rico
Cuba, and Refined Sugars OF all grades, Old
Government Java Marieabo and j!aguira and
Rio Coffees Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan
Young Tyson, and Black Teas, Porto Rico and
Cuba Molasses, Ropes, Bed Cords, Brooms,
Painted and Cedar Ware of all kinds, Wrap
ping, Letter, Foolscaps Paper and Envelopes,
Il Kerosene, Iinseed, and Sperm Oils, and
all articles kept in q Grocery Store: These
goods have been purchased since the decline in
prices, and we cffer them at the lowest market
rates BLACILOCk " w..
NH l5-co3t No. $ Maryland Ferry Slip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

/ 2G0 tons Lump Soft Blue Windsor
Plaster, just arrived per schooner Sydney G'
Tyler. For sale by - --
NH l3-lw HOOE & WEDDERBURN.
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HAY FOR SALE, by JNO. S. KNOX jr.
Ill Nc. 10, Union street, feb lV-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

T'OR SALE.-The new two story FRAME
Il HOUSE on Gibbon street, between Pitt and
St. Asaph streets, containing four, good rooms
Also the vacant Lot adjoining. apply to
Mrs Il. RYAN.
-1yr|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

VTOR SALE.-Onc Second Hand ENGINE
Il of20 horse power, Apply to JNO. JOHN
SION, McDonald's Machine Shop, corner Of
Wilkes and ROYAL streets. NH 10-lW#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

CtEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.--A
- Grover & Baker Sewing Machine for sale ut
No. 99, King street. mn st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

FLOR RENT.-Two dwellings Columbus
1 street, near the depot, containing five rooms
in good order. Rent low to punctual tenant.
r. l.. WOOD,
feb 2+tf No. ITO, King street
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'.> BRENT 81 -WATTLES,
Alt'ys & 4g is Of tho heirs of 4. T. skidmorc.
mar Is -2awtd ~ g[Journal copy]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

The fish stands in the market were rented
this morning, at 10 o'cloek,to the following per-
sons at the prices stated: .asa +; 40. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
II O r s. Il L e.

We offer for sale the following property: a
lot Of ground. situated on the.east side ot Henry
street, between and Cameron and Queen. streets
fronting on Henry street. A feet, and running
back l23 feet, 5 inches, withtwo substantial we'll
built, frame dwellings thereon. -.
g. A vacant lot on the castside Of Henry, be-
tween2Queen and Princes streets, fronting 20 feet
and running back lis feet II inches.
3 Also, another vacant lot on south side Of
Queen, between Henry, and Patrick streets,
fronting Il feet, 6 inches, running ha * 100 feet
to a Is feet alley, -
The property will be offered for sale at public
auction on Thursday, the 18th Of April next, in
front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va, if
not sold previously at private 81 G. 500 s4ei.l.2
For terms apply To-. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

DUBLIC RENTING OF THE FISH
L BENCHES.-Thc Fish Benches in the
Market will be rented, to the highest bidder, on
Thursday morning nert, the 18TH instant at 10
r G. HENDERSON,
NH ltd Clerk of the Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

TANTED-LANDIN EXCHANGE FOR
w CITY PROPERTY. The business
stand, known rs the Parker House, Oh Duke
street Alexandria, 4 wooden house three storys
and basement, containing IL rooms, will be cx-
changed for land in the neighboring counties.
A fine bargain is here offered to any one wish
.:g to exchange country for city property
For; urthcr particulars apply to ~
aa HILL & TUCKER,
fob ...- No l25 kinn street
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TOR' RENT-THE STORE east, and adj
Il joining my dry goods store. 1t is hand
somely fitted up and one OF the best stands in
town for business. G.a.,
NH 13-3t f.: q. M. SIZE w ARI.
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ock will be sold for cash.

Executor of the last will and testamen
mh 13-ts Of the late Peter Trlser, dec q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

TOR RENT.-The long established DRY an
z GOODS STAND, corner King and Pitt 4Ei
now for rent It has been greatly improved by
two large Sky-lights depth Of Store 100 feet; -
Also Four Offices in second story for rent. En-
quire of Z. NJ Ia LOh.
If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

51OR SALE.--A SMALL FARM, contain
e ing about FIFTY ACRES Of Cleared Land
situated in Fairfax county. 81 miles from Alex
andria, on the Lccsburg Turnpike, well water
ed, and well adapted to gardening.
feb 17-lm# ISAAC p. SkIDMORE.
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bacon, LARD, &c.

B Bacon, LARD, &c: z-,-
Shoulder and Side Bacon
Sugar Cured Hams 1#--.-- !.
No Lard. as ~-.e
PASSPORT and Labrador Herring.
Liverpool, Ground Alum and Fine Salt.
Just received and for sale by
blackjack & CO.,
NH 15-eo3t No. 5, Maryland Ferry Slip.
M O T I G h s.g ~.
The subscribers have formed CO partnership
under the firm name Of Wilmer and Slaymakcr
for the purpose of carrying on general dry
goods business corner Of King and Royal stS.
ID. T. WITMER,
II. c.. SLAY N AKER.
Z Alexandria. Va, March l5-3t
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GtUMMISSIONER' SALE OF REAL ES-
I TATE AND BANK STOCK.-By au
thorty Ct Il decree of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andrla county. rendered at the November term,
1860. in the suit Of r. Johnston, guardian. Us.
l. f. Pace @. al. the undersigned. rs commits
sioncr therein named offers at private sale the
following valuable real estate. situated in the
atty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
A GENCY
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE or
REAL ESTATE IN VIRGINIA.

We have in our hands Tor sNFc a large nllnycr
of VALUABLE FARMS in Loudolin, Eau,
Gui4r ana ether counties in ''yhG Piedmont re-
sion'': of Tirg;niG-a section Of the St@te which
+ Justly celebrated For is wealth. society, soil
fnc grass and peculiar adap-tion 70 st1ct: 1tet:
ing. ~,
ifany of these farms are equal to any in the
state; some Of them arc priced VERY Low,
and none Of them higher than they would have
been before the War.
Am ng them we name the following:
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New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June IL.


The Confederates captured in Mexico had
settled on church contiscated coffee planta-
tiOns. The Liberals claim them as prison
ers taken in the Interior. The captors
promise 20 release all old men, but put the
young men in the liberal army.
Colonel Bond, of Missouri, Is to be re-
leased, having family; two nephews and
a son of General Price are captured.
General Shelby is engaged in cotton and
cane planting. t.s. 7
FRENCH HosTILTTIEs IN MEXICO ENDED.
The French Legation in Washington has
received information that French troops
are to be concentrated at various points
under orders not to make any more hostile
demonstrations. SeYenty-fve per cent
of the troops win 90 to France In October
Maximilian is reported out of money, and
has been relieved from the French paymas-
ter's chest.
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Chicago Matters.

t.HaI t..u4l CHICAGO, June H.
AT meeting Of the Douglas Monument
Association, held last evening, IL was
moved and adopted that an invitation be
sent to the Governor of every State, all
Senators and Representatives of the United
States Congress, members of the Supreme
Court, and all persons holding high official
positions, III sfT -f1t Ettf
General William +. Lynch and Adiutant
General John +. Scanlon, of the Fenian
army, who were arrested here on Saturday
last are to be examined on Monday next,
on the charge of violating the peaceful re-
htions existing between this Government
and Canada.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE Fenian Gauge.

hllsihQE y q NKw Yonk, June u. d
The 7FibwNe's Fpeeigl ffpm Malops says
MdrpkS lHeiierhan iahd other Eenlau
prisoners, were brought before the United
States Commissioner and remanded until to-
morrow bail being demanded In the sum
Of $4,000 for Murphy and Heiferman each.
and $1,000 for enci ofthe others.
ndeneral Murphy to-day issued ~. order
sssss Sap Icads uis have Itn y rSppPP"' O'
The treatment OF the prisoners, on their
way through the Canadian towns, is very
rough. They are jeered and taunted, and,
iu one instance, one of them wassHery
severely maltreated by the mob.
An Odensburg special states that the
Nenians have rescued the arms aud ammu-
milton seized BY the United States troops at
Brasher Falls and Colonel Yodges has gone
to re-capture them. 1880 500, .-.-
Another car load Of arms aud ammunition
were seized west of DeKalb Junction and
brought to the arsenal
Colonel O'Neill states the Fenian force be-
tween the head OF Lake Michigan and the
Maine. Frontier Is two thousand strong, and
there are ten thonsand Fenians with arms
In thelr possession IN Michigan, ready TO
cross Into Canada upon the signal being
given in this, direction ,tnt ..4tIH
'A, 49, y. 4. wAsHrSeToS, June II.
The inquiries made by Major-general
Meade are as yet incomplete, but so far as
they have goue they do, not result in con-
firming the report that the Canadian forces
crossed the boundary line, that any of the
Fenians have been killed by them, or that
any prisoners were captured by them on
the American side Of the frontier. I'D
In reply to an inquiry of District Attor-
ney Dart at, Potsdam, New York, as to
whether any OF the subordinateof officers and
- ,ls
dicted, the Attorney general telegraphed
Instructions to-day TO indict the leaders
only.
President Roberts has issued an address
to the Fenian Brotherhood of America, ad-
monishing them not to be discouraged, and
not abandon the struggle for the liberty of
ireland.
- Ni oabKNsBuRG, June 12.
The eUplted States authority is paramount,
However the people feel with regard to the
lCanadians aud the Fenians. A large selz-
ure of arms was affected, at Potsdam, and
brought here to-day aud lodged in the ar
senal, in the absense of the General COM
manding. iiirf ,hl i.l .arclifH rFrIf.tH ="
Colonel Vodges has issued stringent or
ders iofbidding tile transportation of Fe-
mans or munitions of war. On st. Clair
River the Canadians have captnred three
Ischooners laden with Fenians. IL Is claim
ed that the Canadian soldiers crossed the
boundary line into Vermont and killed
Anne "'"an citizens on Vermont soil
II Fenians are to hold mass meeting
in Milwaukee Tonight, for.the purpose, 1t
Is stated of pledging their allegiance to the
| Republican party. We doubt It. 81
The Fenians held mass meeting in Buff
fi,lo last night. Fenihn soldiers there re-
| fused to accept transportation home If re-
quired to take the oath not again to take
arms against Canada g-g. !, b
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Matters at washington.

y WAbFINHIUNi Junt IL
Specials from Washington 10 the evening
papers say that the House Committee OH
Foreign Affairs voted informally against
any indorsemept of the Mexican loan.
Another vote Is 10 be taken. s.1I.
The Senate Committee on Finance Is dis
poaed 70 fix sliding scalo OF tax on cot
ton. The same committee will finish the
consideration of the House Revenue Tax
Bill By Thursday. They to-day determined
To extend the time when State bank bills
are lobe taxed one year. 'll
The H0ase Committee on Banks and Car
reney has determined TO restrict the circu-
lation Of any pne National bank TO 81, GOO
900. \. ,s-.a, .... l".lI d. 7, u
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~ The EAST African Exploring Expe-
dition," fitted out by the Baron Won der
Decken, with steamers, boats, etc, at Zhn-
zibar last year, and comprising ten Euro
peans and thirty natives, has totally failed
all but five having died of cholera or
been killed by the Somalie negroes. II was
tilted RutTat the Bnron's lcXpense and
ject was to ascend the Juba River as fat as
possible In steamers, then to travel overland
to the Nile and follow that river to its
mouth. s
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NEWsMARKET HOUSE
DAYTON wOOLEN FACTORY,

nuRlNG the past winter, has been re fitted
~ with entire new machinery, and is well pre-
pared 10 card and spin wool into yarn or manu-,
i9etqrY vpe anto de,ps, Stiinets, flanaes{ Blan-
ketS, etc by the yifrd OF on sliafes Keeps a goasl
assortment oI goods 10 eXchynge for wool
Persons AZ n distance can ship their wool by
railroad win objections what they want 1t made
tended 70, II satisfaction Is not given the goods
can be returned and will pay the market price
for the wool that was sent WILLIAM FISH,
mi2wsm No. % Fifth street Dayton, Ohio.
.MgH&tatsaQR eA ~
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Parties Charged with Corruption
before the Court. =,

IhENIUNi M q y JIIIIt I 2
The persons charged with corruption in
the last Legislature have all been Charged
before the Court, and pleaded not guilty.
The last, Daniel Holsman, was charged
to-day, and gave bail in $4,000 to answer
at the October term. e,s~-. a r.4.
The Others appeared yesterday. pleaded
not guilty, and gave surety in $1,000 to APP
pear in October for trial. Van Waggoner,
Kut and Holsman were anxious for fmme-
diate trial, .,T-.,.,..,...s
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WithdraMing.
BALrInoRR June NJ,

"a ~ te nALIihohhp june IL.
Reverend Doctor Bullock, Of the Old
School Presbyterish Oharch, annonnces
that he will withdraw from the. General
Assembly, on account Of recent action. A
meeting OF the congregation Is 10 be held
% decide whether the flock shall follow
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Austria Resolved TO Fight@.Proba-
bilitg chat n !. Eight BIay Take

tParis(May S5)Correspondonco London Telegraph
We must now make up our minds forthe
worst. War Is Inevitable War, short
Is resolved TO fight She may lose Venetia
and indeed have reason for saying that
she expects to do so--but she will not lose
that grapd lpossession without .s9n Afbrt.
The congress- or oonfefcilce wilpassknnble,
but fighting will go on all the same, aud
after one dual struggle all parties will agree
TO reference. The conference will pave
the way to peace, but not till there has been
fighting
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Arrest.

ili. AUGUSTA, Ca, June IL.
J. e. Bryant, editor Of the Loyal Georgian,
the treedmen's organ, was arrested by the
elvil authorities this afternoon for attempt
ing 70 defrahd negroes out. Of money bor-
rcyaed Of them wliehhe 6Bryantl was nm
officer OF the Government.
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JUNE TAXES LTfeastiter Staley bas an
nonnced by advertisements that the June
taxes must be paid by, the Goth. If the
taxes are not paid by that time, the law
aillxes penalty, which County Treasurers
are Authorized to assess and collectfrom all
delinquents. Money may be saved by an
early compliance with the suggestions of
the Treasurer. .t w., st
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Forcign-Arrival of one scotin.

h aNRFs lWr 40 NEW oRk. June IL.
The Vienna Journals publish news from
Paris, stating that, during the late financial
panic N london. Earl Cowley, by order
Ofhis Government, solicited the energetic
mediation of Napoleon IN favor of peace.
and received from his Majesty the follow
ing reply; n, 49,, .,..I..r 80. ..,...H,
Tn The years 1859 and 1884 England op-
posed, my proposals in reference TO the
settlement of the Venetian and Schleswig-
Holstcin questions. Now England wants
peace. 1. also, desire peace but as the
most most favorable opportunity has been fritz
have been permitted to reach point ut
which they must clash, / can no longer as
'sur1e the responsibility Of even this"
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New York Money Market.


NEW UHk, JUNG II,
Money easy at sac per cent.
Sterling eNchange, l093d@l09Js.
Gold irregular, unsettled and firmer,
opening at 143,S, advancing to 14s51, de
clinihg to l4l1s. and closing at I43.
Government Securities are without de-
cided change.
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Case for Indictment


The Richmond Enquirer of the llth inst,
calIs the attention ofthe Grand , Jaryi to the
case of Judge dUSDERwooD,a of whom IL
siiH t-aif 3Ni 20 NHH .lfi iuH rfil .lHiI
says .lt .9piiqn bJgt iqus Dup lriinli.
In order to save the sum Of three cents
on the letters he. writes, and in order to
frank Radical documents at a saving of two
cents to his Judicial pocket Judge Under
wood assumes 10 frank, ilsa Senatori HE
has, thus frapked mpltitudes of documents
and of letters, and defranded the Federal
treasury of considerable sums thereby
lie has clearly no more right to frank those
letters and Chose documents titan We have
TO frank our letters and tlfis newspaper,
and he has less excuse; for he Is getting as
Judge a large salary for q seryice that is
neither ardhohs nor brilliantly admins
~ he has already Been irfiietedMby the
CinQinnati, Commercial, OF yesterday. That.
journal says of the notable humbug: 4
Judge Underwood. who knows very lit
tile law. and has nUS much sens0, was quite
anxious 10 have the distinction Of trying
the leading traitors. and had had "a large
number of them Indicted. He was stopped
by the Goyernment whose honor had been
pledged by l.ieutenaiit General Grant thnt
the men included In the terms sof.slIirender|
should not be disturbed. IL may be unfor-
tunate tlIht many7ofathe Southern military
leaders have. not been hanged, but the war
closed as it,dld on consideration that they
We're TO be let alone, and that's an end Of Il.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13
BEST & STEPHENS.
NO aCHARGE WLLL BE MADH.
HENRY MILLER ~ 90,
GIG Third street
Particular attention pal

WOULD beg leave to inform their friends AMI
w the public In general, that they have lust
opened hrst-class Merchant Tailoring e.
tabishment at No. 3l6 Third street whore thew
VIII be alway, ready TO receive orders 10 max e
garments in the latest styles
Their goods are of the latest Fashion and Style
and were only purchased few days since, at
lowest prices -.
nice assortment Of Ready made Clothing
among the goods offered which will be sold ver
cheap.
\ general assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods always on hand. Gentlemen will do well 10
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
mlsu3m I. HENRY MILLER a co.